Endangered African American Historic Sites
Preserving Black Heritage: Florida activists fight to save historic site and their culture
Saturday, November 19, 2022 • • General
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Saturday, February 1, 2025 • • General
Through the power of action and education, the African American Heritage Preservation Foundation (AAHPF) gives voice to endangered and lesser-known historic African American sites of significance. AAHPF has launched its capital campaign for its "Endangered African American Historic Sites Fund" today!
Monday, December 16, 2024 • • General
Hughesville, Md. — A comprehensive initiative to document African American historic resources in Southern Maryland is set to move forward, thanks to a $58,000 grant awarded by the Maryland Historical Trust's FY 2025 Historic Preservation Non-Capital Grant Program. This grant, matched dollar for dollar by the Southern Maryland National Heritage Area, provides $116,000 in total funding to preserve and highlight the significant contributions of African Americans in the region.
Wednesday, November 20, 2024 • • General
Dating back to 1925, the Oneida Bungalow Court is the largest single-site collection of historic residential units from West Lewisville's (North Riverside's) early days. Now a small local developer intends to preserve and rehabilitation the missing middle housing site as a form of addressing the city's affordable housing crisis. Here is a look at Oneida Court.