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| Camp Chesapeake contains a history of the Boy and Girl Scout camps in Calvert County including the first African American Boy Scout camp, Camp
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| Justice Rolls Down chronicles a pioneering, post-World War II African American housing development located in the Morganza and Oakville communities of St. Mary's County
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| Lexington Manor, also known as the "Flattops" was birthplace of Lexington Park. It was a neighborhood of 350 homes built during WWII by the
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| Mulatto: The Black History of Calvert County documents the contributions of the Black citizens of Calvert County, Maryland from 1780 to 1950. The focus
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| The Wished for Country is set during the founding of the Maryland colony in the mid-seventeenth century. It traces the entwined lives of three
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| Making a Way Out of No Way is a richly imagined, illustrated narrative of 150 years of life in slavery on tobacco plantations in
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| The true story of the escape of a Charles County slave and his family to Canada, How he built a new life for himself,
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| A resource for teachers, college students and communities containing essays, poems, short stories, interviews, historical vignettes, and lesson plans that re-evaluate Columbus' legacy.
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| A non-fiction account of an African American family striving for a better life in St. Mary's County from Reconstruction to the present.

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