Black Migrations: from Africa to Alameda
The Alameda Free Library will present a discussion in honor of Black History Month with local historian Rasheed Shabazz on Black Migrations: from Africa to Alameda.
A collection of articles on Alameda History by Dennis Evanosky and Eric J. Kos
The Alameda Free Library will present a discussion in honor of Black History Month with local historian Rasheed Shabazz on Black Migrations: from Africa to Alameda.
A recent successful movement changed the name of a school named for a California governor who advocated slavery: Henry Huntly Haight.
Civil War veteran lived on Bay Farm Island near road that bears his name
Alameda pioneer Benajah Benedict lived on Bay Farm Island — where he cultivated crops — for almost 50 years. He invested some of his profits in real estate. He had three homes built on Jackson Street — including one currently on the market.
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