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Gettysburg’s historic Hopkins House is being restored as the city’s first Black history museum, celebrating local African American heritage and stories of freedom and resilience.
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- Gloucester DJ Adrian Graham Named First Black Mayor in 798 Years on Eve of Historic Civic Term, Vows Modernisation and Strong Community Representation
- Dr. William J. Curry Jr., First Black Veterinary Hospital Owner in Metro Boston Who Built a Legacy of Medical Excellence, Mentorship, and Community Service Across New England
