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The community is invited to the 17th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Lather King, Jr. Celebration in Rappahannock on Sunday, January 20, 2008 at 4 pan, at the The Theatre, Gay Street, Washington, VA. The guest speaker will be Dr. Ed Jackson, the Executive Architect for the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial Project Foundation, Inc, on the Mall in Washington, D.C. Dr. Jackson has over 25 years of experience in architectural planning, design, and project management. He has held positions with ArchD Consulting, Baylor University, the Army Surgeon General, Coopers & Lybrand, and the American Institute of
Horses
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McNear, saying compelling historic evidence shows that horses in the park are descended from Sitting Bull and his Lakota followers, and therefore should be preserved as living history
Robert Utley Sitting Bull biographer and former chief historian for the park service, said historic evidence amassed by Castle McLaughlin, a Harvard anthropologist hired years ago to study the horses at the park, is convincing.
“I think Castle McLaughlin has proved it beyond reasonable doubt that those horses...are descendants of horses of Sitting Bun,” Utley said in an interview with the Nokota Horse Conservancy
McLaughlin has teamed up with Leo and Frank Kunta, private horse ranchers from Linton, NJD., to help save the
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