Vermont African American Heritage Trail brochure

Trieschmann L and Burnell D. 2020. Vermont African American Heritage Trail brochure. Vermont Division for Historic Preservation

From brochure: "The Vermont African American Heritage Trail explores the lives and stories of African Americans in Vermont, and those dedicated to issues of freedom and equality. It takes you to historic and cultural sites where actions, events, and individuals significant to African American history and civil rights are remembered. These places feature exhibits, roadside markers, films, and tours that illuminate the lives of African Americans in the Green Mountain State and North of the neighboring Empire State of New York. You'll meet teachers, storytellers, activists, ministers, and legislators who contributed to the complicated mosaic of race relations to make a better home for all." Project funding was provided in part by a Historic Preservation Fund to the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation administered by the State, Tribal, Local Plans and Grants division, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (grant number P20AF00053).

Type
Brochure
Authors
Trieschmann, Laura; Burnell, David
Date of Issue
2020-09-25
Publisher
Vermont Division for Historic Preservation
Units
HPF
Keywords
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