On Their Own Terms | Landscape Architecture Magazine

Snow Hill Plantation’s uncommon transformation into a Black-owned cooperative. By Taneasha White-Gibson At the Catawba Trail Farm, founded by sisters Delphine Godley Sellars and Lucille Godley Patterson, land once occupied by the 30,000-acre Snow Hill Plantation outside Durham, North Carolina, is being reclaimed as a community garden. For $100 per year, residents can rent one

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