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of being displaced and finding a connection to home

The arrival of the railroad in the mid-1800s created another economic boom for the village and spurred the growth of the slate and marble companies until Castleton's industrial might rivaled that of Rutland

award-winning author Markus Zusak

Woodham also uncovers the previously untold story of how a few against-the-grain speculators and gallerists--plus his uniquely skilled father--all contributed to bringing what Basquiat accomplished back to the center of the conversation nearly a decade after his death

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