2019 Laurel Cemetery Symposium
The 2019 Laurel Cemetery Project Symposium brought together researchers, historians, and community advocates to examine the history of Baltimore’s historic African-American burial ground. Held at Coppin State University, the event highlighted archaeological discoveries, genealogical research, and efforts to preserve and commemorate Laurel Cemetery.
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