A Confederate flag is seen on display at the Old Capitol, which houses the governor's office and still hosts numerous government events, Thursday, March 28, 2013, in Raleigh, N.C. State Historic Sites Director Keith Hardison says the flag raised last week inside the House chamber is part of a historical display replicating how the antebellum building appeared in 1863. AP Photo/Michael Biesecker RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - A Confederate battle flag hung inside the old North Carolina State Capitol to mark the sesquicentennial of the Civil War is being taken down after civil rights leaders raised concerns. Cultural Resources Secretary Susan Kluttz said Friday night that the intent of the exhibit was to represent the State Capital as it was in 1863. Kluttz said the exhibit was temporary. But since she's learned that Gov. Pat McCrory plans to use the old House chamber as working space, the display will come down this weekend. The flag was to remain on display through April 2015. McCrory spokeswoman Kim Genardo said the flag exhibit will be relocated, possibly to the N.C. Museum of History. A final decision is expected next week.