
The African-American Heritage Trail of Martha’s Vineyard
The trail’s 30 sites each commemorate some aspect of the complex history of, and contributions made by, people of African descent on Martha’s Vineyard.
The trail’s 30 sites each commemorate some aspect of the complex history of, and contributions made by, people of African descent on Martha’s Vineyard.
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