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‘Priceless Gems’ from UNC’s History, Now on Display at Wilson Library


You can see and hear all those artifacts – plus a letter written by a University of North Carolina student in 1795, a telescope from the early 1800s, a guitar once owned by , basketball plays hand-drawn by , and more – all on display at the Wilson Library through June. And the Wilson staff will be happy to show you around. (Chapelboro.com)

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‘Priceless Gems’ from UNC’s History, Now on Display at Wilson Library