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Robert F. Kennedy’s Funeral Train

Posted on September 26, 2009 by admin

Earlier we posted a piece on Robert F. Kennedy’s Funeral Train passing through Cecil County and there has been a lot of interest in that subject.  Here’s a photograph of the image published in the Cecil Whig that June day in 1968.  Here is the link to our earlier post.

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