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| | Artcom Museums Tour: Norman Rockwell Museum At Stockbridge (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | STOCKBRIDGE, Mass.- On November 14, 1960, a shy, six-year-old girl became the unwitting symbol of the nation's struggle for civil rights and integration, as armed federal marshals escorted her past throngs of angry protesters into William Frantz Elementary School in New Orleans, Louisiana, the first African American child to enter the former segregation stronghold. |
 | | In 1953, Norman Rockwell and his wife, Mary, moved to the town of Stockbridge, Massachusetts, a picturesque village in the Berkshire Hills. |
 | | Stockbridge, MA: On March 31, 2004 in Paris, France, the Musee du Luxembourg opened an exhibition of self-portraits by some of the most renowned names in 20th century art. |
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