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Aberdeen s Black History Trail
Starting Friday, people can tour through Aberdeen to learn about black history.
Posted: Feb 24, 2021 9:03 PM
Updated: Feb 25, 2021 8:54 AM
Posted By: Alexis Jones
ABERDEEN, Miss. (WTVA) - Executive Director of Aberdeen’s Visitors Bureau, Tina Robbins, worked on the Black History Trail for months with teachers, historians, and church leaders.
The trail focuses on people and attractions that shaped black history in the city. Robbins 15 locations are apart of the tour and each attraction has a marker so people can know where to stop.
Robbins said since it’s a driving tour, it will be easier for people to social distance. Volunteers will give visitors and residents a brochure with historic facts and directions for the tour
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