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Liberty Hill's affordable apartments open on land previously owned by freed slaves - Vimarsana News

Liberty Hill's affordable apartments open on land previously owned by freed slaves

Published: September 6, 2023

Golden Dream Townhomes, an eight-unit apartment building on Lester Street that provides affordable housing opportunities, is a community-driven partnership between Metanoia and the Lecque family, an original Liberty Hill founding

Source: postandcourier.com
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Roots of Liberty Hill, founded by freed slaves, to be focus of family tree workshops - Vimarsana News

Roots of Liberty Hill, founded by freed slaves, to be focus of family tree workshops

Published: August 17, 2023

The Liberty Hill Historical and Genealogical Society is hosting a family tree workshop to guide beginners through the process of tracing their ancestry.

Source: postandcourier.com
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