Kai White, left, a freshman majoring in architecture, and Jae Kim, a joint-degree undergraduate in architecture and business, are members of a team that is rebuilding a slave cabin from the 1830s inside the new Black World History Wax Museum in north St. Louis. Members of the School of Architecture's chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architecture Students helped dismantle the cabin in Jonesburg, Mo., for its transport to and restoration in the museum, which is scheduled to open this month. (For more information about the restoration project, click here.) Photo by Mary Butkus.
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