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Minneapolis accepts $75,000 for African American historic context study | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

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The Minneapolis African American Historic Context Study will culminate with the city and its contractors researching the history of 25 local places. The $75,000 will be used primarily to choose three of these places to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Listing a place on the register makes its owner eligible for state and federal tax credits to restore and maintain it.

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Minneapolis accepts $75,000 for African American historic context study | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Minneapolis has received $75,000 from the National Park Service to document the history and contribution of Black people to the city. The post Minneapolis receives funds to document Black history and list historic places appeared first on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.

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