Valley News - Historic marker in Windsor to honor woman enslaved by Supreme Court justice

WINDSOR — A historic marker honoring Dinah, a woman who was enslaved by a Vermont Supreme Court justice after slavery was banned by the state constitution, will be placed Saturday morning in Windsor.The historic marker is a long time coming as Windsor...

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