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Montclair community comes together to preserve historic home with important Black history

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A group effort in Montclair, New Jersey helped to save a historic house. James Howe, a formerly enslaved man, was freed in 1817. Howe's enslaver, Nathaniel Crane, left the house along with $400 and about six acres of land to him.

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Montclair community comes together to preserve historic home with important Black history

Members of Friends of the Howe House, a non-profit organization, came together to purchase and preserve the home of a formerly enslaved man.

3 months ago·New York, United States

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