The monuments are going to a park outside Macon's Rose Hill Cemetery, where 884 Confederate soldiers are buried, from locations on two downtown streets.
June 24, 2022 at 12:45 PM
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Two Confederate monuments are being moved in middle Georgia’s largest city after relocation plans were stalled for years by lawsuits.
Crews began moving the monuments Wednesday, The Telegraph of Macon reports, using $160,000 in private money raised by a community foundation.
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A Confederate flag is flown from another Confederate monument. Photo by Shuttterstock.com
