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Six-foot wax replica of the 16th president melted in triple-digits over the weekend in Washington DC .
The head from the six-foot replica is now under repairs, leaving behind a wire sticking out of the president's neck.
The memorial rests on the site of Camp Barker , a Civil War-era refugee camp that housed formerly enslaved and freed African Americans .
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