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The '''Concord Center time capsule''' was a metal box deposited behind a metal plaque at the cornerstone of the [[Concord Center]] at a dedication ceremony on [[March 1]], [[2002]]. | The '''Concord Center time capsule''' was a metal box deposited behind a metal plaque at the cornerstone of the [[Concord Center]] at a dedication ceremony on [[March 1]], [[2002]]. | ||
The plaque depicts the former [[Jefferson County Courthouse]] which once stood on the site of the office building. It notes that the time capsule is to be opened on [[March 1]], [[2022]]. | The plaque depicts the former [[Jefferson County Courthouse (1889)|Jefferson County Courthouse]] which once stood on the site of the office building. It notes that the time capsule is to be opened on [[March 1]], [[2022]]. | ||
[[Category:Time capsules]] | [[Category:Time capsules]] | ||
Revision as of 14:17, 25 April 2020
The Concord Center time capsule was a metal box deposited behind a metal plaque at the cornerstone of the Concord Center at a dedication ceremony on March 1, 2002.
The plaque depicts the former Jefferson County Courthouse which once stood on the site of the office building. It notes that the time capsule is to be opened on March 1, 2022.