Fisk Jubilee Singers
The original Fisk Jubilee Singers® preserved the spirituals as an African American art form, helped save Fisk University, demonstrated Black...
Mile Post #42
The railroad found here follows the route of a vital U.S. Army rail line which African Americans constructed and guarded during the Civil War.
Thomas Clarke House
Battlefield's Continuing Legacy The Thomas Clarke House, built in 1772, was originally the center of a 200-acre Quaker farm but became a pivotal site...
Slave Markets, Colored Troops, Freedman’s Bank and Exodusters
Today’s cityscape obscures the history that happened at this intersection between the 1830s and 1880s, but some clues remain in the historical markers...
A Town Divided
Between 1862 and 1863, African Americans sought and defended their freedom as opposing forces and neighbors fought to control Elizabeth City.
King Solomon Lodge #1
Noted as the first African American Masonic Lodge in the state of North Carolina, King Solomon Lodge #1 was founded in New Bern by freed people of the...