Revealing Seneca Village, the Black Community Displaced by Central Park
The 225 residents of Seneca Village were displaced by the New York City government in the mid 1800s to make way for Central Park.
Source: archdaily.com
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The 225 residents of Seneca Village were displaced by the New York City government in the mid 1800s to make way for Central Park.
Mr. Moore, who was of African American and Native American descent, was committed to preserving the past as a curator, author and savior of New York City landmarks.