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Alexandria Own Three-time Baseball Hall of Famer
Behind the Alexandria Gazette story on Leon Day dated July 5, 2018. Combing through the cemeteries in Baltimore, Maryland, I came across a grave with a large flat headstone at the Arbutus Memorial Park Cemetery in Baltimore. This grave belonged … Continue reading
Posted in Black People of Alexandria, Migration
Tagged Alexandria VA, Baseball, Hall Fame, Leon Day
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