dr. murphy's death in 2003. they were married and john was a particular collector of confederate longarms. he was born in washington, d.c. and attended school in virginia. he was a southerner. then he enrolled in the navy and served as a doctor for 20 years before retiring and assembled what is an outstanding collection. probably one of its kind of confederate longarms. by that i mean rifles, muskets, shotguns and car beams. talking to his maternal grandfather and some great uncles. his maternal grandfather was a confederate veteran. i think that sparked his interest in the centennial war. he started collecting artifakcts and rifle, weapons. the collection consisted of 200 pieces. dr. murphy originally loaned the collection to the historical museum and it was his intention to give it to the museum so on his death in 2003, it was willed to the museum and now it's part of our permanent collection. we're starting with a piece made by tarpley. it was manufactured here in greensboro and is one of the most rare and un

agreed on recommendations that are included in the memo for your review co-chair murphy is here i'm going to turn it over to drmurase for discussion. >> thank you very much ms. fleming for you and ear or your team and thank the public citizens advisory committee for reviewing the proposed changes we will now move to public comment and then enter board discussion i want to call on the state's first so i have (calling names) we say quite a few speakers to limited to a minute and a half please come up to the microphone. >> the additional folks on this item (calling names) but if

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