West Point Cemetery
This historically African American burial place, first known as Potter’s Field, was established as Calvary Cemetery in 1873 and renamed West Point...
Hale-Byrnes House
The Hale-Byrnes House was built during the eighteenth century and was site of a Council of War before the Battle of Brandywine on September 11, 1777...
Franklin’s Fuller Story & March to Freedom Statue
Five historical markers and a life-sized statue on Franklin’s public square tell a fuller story of the suffering and advancement of African Americans...
Richard Etheridge and the Pea Island Life-Saving Station
Born in 1842 on Roanoke Island, Richard Etheridge spent much of his early life enslaved along North Carolina’s eastern shore. He remained here until...
Third Baptist Church
Alexandria, occupied by Union troops in 1861, attracted many African Americans escaping slavery. In Jan. 1864, a group of formerly enslaved people...
Greenwood Cemetery
Established in 1860, Greenwood Cemetery is the second oldest public cemetery and the first city-owned African American cemetery in New Bern, North...