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| Description | The site of the now-submerged Cherokee village of Tuskegee, in Vonore, Tennessee. Tuskegee, which developed adjacent to Fort Loudoun in the late 1750s, was the birthplace of the Cherokee scholar Sequoyah. |
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| Author | Brian Stansberry |
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