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fix this paragraph Gaze out the southern windows of the National underground Railroad Freedom Center, and its easy to see why this new museum devoted to slavery and resistance has found such a resonant home here. A suspension bridge-Roebling's prelude to his Brooklyn Bridge-stretches away from the Museum, spanning the Ohio river. On the bridges far side, in Kentucky, human beings were once owned and inherited. But on this spot in Ohio, inside the curved walls of the handsome buildings, those same slaves, would have been free.

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