Pre-Civil War Lynching at Market Square
Near this spot on January 1, 1851, a mob of 1,200 to 1,500 people lynched an unidentified Black man for the murder of John Chester, according to the...
Andrew Johnson National Historic Site
The Andrew Johnson National Historic Site attempts to tell the tale of Johnson’s ill-fated presidency — while preserving his two homes, tailor shop...
Fort Popham
Construction began in 1861 to protect Augusta and ship builders from Confederate invasion, especially due to a fear of their naval power. Before Fort...
Fort St. Joseph Museum
The Fort St. Joseph Museum highlights Michigan's storied history specifically as a fur trading hub for the French, British, and American settlers.
Woodlawn Methodist Church
African Americans in Woodlawn, four miles southwest of here, established Woodlawn Methodist Episcopal Church ca. 1866.
Fisk Jubilee Singers
The original Fisk Jubilee Singers® preserved the spirituals as an African American art form, helped save Fisk University, demonstrated Black...