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“Voices from the Past” performed at annual African-American History breakfast - Salisbury Post

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Karen Kistler karen.kistler@salisburypost.com   A special skit was performed as the program at this year’s African-American History Breakfast. Held on the morning of Feb. 28, this sold-out breakfast was the 32nd annual event, which was hosted by Rufty-Holmes Senior Center in Salisbury.  Following the 2025 Black History theme of “African-Americans and Progressive Labor,” a drama, written by Dr. Ethel Bamberg-Revis, was performed by herself and ot…
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“Voices from the Past” performed at annual African-American History breakfast - Salisbury Post

Karen Kistler karen.kistler@salisburypost.com   A special skit was performed as the program at this year’s African-American History Breakfast. Held on the morning of Feb. 28, this sold-out breakfast was the 32nd annual event, which was hosted by Rufty-Holmes Senior Center in Salisbury.  Following the 2025 Black History theme of “African-Americans and Progressive Labor,” a drama, written by Dr. Ethel Bamberg-Revis, was performed by herself and ot…

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The History - and Future - of Fort Frederick School for African American Education - Preservation Maryland

The Williams Schoolhouse is a single-room late 19th c. schoolhouse located within Fort Frederick State Park. The land on which it sits was stewarded by generations of the Williams family, whose story is a nuanced one of Maryland’s free Black community before and after the Civil War. The family was very involved in African American education and politics and in 1899 sold a 1/4-acre parcel to the County for $3 for construction of a new public scho…

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