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After 20-Yrs, a Park Marking The Abolitionist Movement in BK Opens Downtown

After 20-Yrs, a Park Marking The Abolitionist Movement in BK Opens Downtown
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History-making: Abolitionist Place Park opens in Downtown Brooklyn after 20-year journey • Brooklyn Paper

History-making: Abolitionist Place Park opens in Downtown Brooklyn after 20-year journey • Brooklyn Paper
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SHADE OF SATTAY

SHADE OF SATTAY. ⸻ This is a "long-read" version of the story of Govindarao Sattay, the first male-Brahmin to visit America in 1884. He would

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Abolitionist Place celebrates second anniversary of landmark preservation • Brooklyn Paper

The Abolitionist Place building was owned by Harriet Lee and Thomas Truesdell from 1851 to 1863, when the duo provided necessary sanctuary and a stop on the Underground Railroad.

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