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Jack Trice & James Banning - Impacting Ames & The Nation
Ames, Iowa
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Jack Trice & The Iowa State Stadium
Ames, Iowa
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James Banning & the Transcontinental Prize
Ames, Iowa
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George Washington Carver Museum
Dothan, Alabama
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Ghost Town State Capital
Dallas County, Alabama
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The Civil War Swedes of Sycamore
Sycamore, Illinois
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Kingsley Plantation
Jacksonville, Florida
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Maggie Walker - Leading the Way & Setting the Example
Richmond, Virginia
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Paul Stewart and the Black Cowboys
Denver, Colorado
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The Colfax Massacre
Grant Parish, Louisiana
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The Black American West
Denver, Colorado
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Stories of the Black American West
Denver, Colorado
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The Colfax Massacre & The Tragic Impact on the U.S.
Grant Parish, Louisiana
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Brown Chapel AME & The Fight to Vote
Selma, Alabama
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How Arlington National Cemetery Began
Arlington County, Virginia
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The Sawmill Village & Historic School
Cross County, Arkansas
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Farmville Schools Close Rather Than Integrate
Farmville, Virginia
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Historic Allensworth and the Story of Its Founder
Tulare County, California
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The Story of the Lorraine Motel and Civil Rights
Memphis, Tennessee
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