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Mount Sequoyah unveils new overlook, mural

By Matthew Moore

Published May 23, 2025 at 12:50 PM CDT

For more than a century, people have visited Mount Sequoyah to make memories. On Thursday, May 22, the Mount Sequoyah Center unveiled its new Overlook and a newly commissioned mural.

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