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The Octagon House, built in 1799 by enslaved workers for Colonel John Tayloe III, is now a museum

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Stock Photo: The Octagon House, Built In 1799 By Enslaved Workers

The Octagon House, built in 1799 by enslaved workers for Colonel John Tayloe III, is now a museum

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