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The book explores the rich history of African Americans in Mercer County, highlighting their two-century journey toward progress and freedom. It details the role of the Underground Railroad, the establishment of the Freedom Church, and the creation of Pandenarium for freed slaves. The narrative also covers the impact of 20th-century southern migrants in the steel industry and the significance of community organizations like the Twin City Elks. The story spans from early land acquisitions to contemporary celebrations of Juneteenth, illustrating a resilient legacy.
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African Americans in Mercer County, Roland Barksdale-Hall
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- 2009
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