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Diverse Communities Bus Tour of Historic Durham: the Hayti Heritage Center
Recently Holly, my colleague here at the Southern Historical Collection, and I got the chance to tag along on a bus tour of Durham, N.C., with the Department of City and Regional Planning here at UNC-Chapel Hill. The tour focused … Continue reading
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Tagged African American, african american history, Black Wall Street, city planning, community organizing, Durham, events, hayti, Hayti Heritage Center, North Carolina, st. joseph's a.m.e. church, urban renewal, walking tour
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