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              <text>This article describes a visit to Gunston Hall by George Mason College faculty, administrators, and students. There were around fifty cars that traveled in what was described as a "pilgrimage." Upon arrival they were presented by the Curator of Gunston Hall  with a framed copy of the indenture papers of William Buckland, who was held as a servant and was responsible for designing Gunston Hall.</text>
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