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CABIN

LaFleur Paysour, left, with the Smithsonian's new National Museum of African American History and Culture, stands outside one of two surviving 18th-century slave cabins on Point of Pines Plantation. This cabin was recently moved to this location by the plantation owners. It's original location was part of a group of cabins built by plantation owner Charles Bailey in between the 1840s and 50s.(Stephen Morton for The New York Times)

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LaFleur Paysour, left, with the Smithsonian's new National Museum of African American History and Culture, stands outside one of two surviving 18th-century slave cabins on Point of Pines Plantation. This cabin was recently moved to this location by the plantation owners. It's original location was part of a group of cabins built by plantation owner Charles Bailey in between the 1840s and 50s.(Stephen Morton for The New York Times)