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(New page: The '''George Roebuck plantation''' was a farmstead established in 1850 at the mouth of Roebuck Spring by George Roebuck and his wife, Ann Hawkins Roebuck. The...) |
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The plantation site was later developed as the [[Alabama Boys Industrial School]] and [[Roebuck Springs Country Club]]. | The plantation site was later developed as the [[Alabama Boys Industrial School]] and [[Roebuck Springs Country Club]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:34, 4 January 2020
The George Roebuck plantation was a farmstead established in 1850 at the mouth of Roebuck Spring by George Roebuck and his wife, Ann Hawkins Roebuck.
The plantation site was later developed as the Alabama Boys Industrial School and Roebuck Springs Country Club.