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'We were a hammer. We were a saw.' House, new book tell of Missouri county's ties to slavery | Arts & Entertainment - Vimarsana News

'We were a hammer. We were a saw.' House, new book tell of Missouri county's ties to slavery | Arts & Entertainment

ST. LOUIS — The back hardwood stairs of the historic Taille de Noyer, an antebellum home in Florissant, Missouri that started as a two-room log cabin for fur traders, tell

'We were a hammer. We were a saw.' House, new book tell of Missouri county's ties to slavery | Books - Vimarsana News

'We were a hammer. We were a saw.' House, new book tell of Missouri county's ties to slavery | Books

ST. LOUIS — The back hardwood stairs of the historic Taille de Noyer, an antebellum home in Florissant, Missouri that started as a two-room log cabin for fur traders, tell

'We were a hammer. We were a saw.' House, new book tell of Missouri county's ties to slavery | the entertainer - Vimarsana News

'We were a hammer. We were a saw.' House, new book tell of Missouri county's ties to slavery | the entertainer

ST. LOUIS — The back hardwood stairs of the historic Taille de Noyer, an antebellum home in Florissant, Missouri that started as a two-room log cabin for fur traders, tell

'We were a hammer. We were a saw.' House, new book tell of Missouri county's ties to slavery | Entertainment - Vimarsana News

'We were a hammer. We were a saw.' House, new book tell of Missouri county's ties to slavery | Entertainment

ST. LOUIS — The back hardwood stairs of the historic Taille de Noyer, an antebellum home in Florissant, Missouri that started as a two-room log cabin for fur traders, tell