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- African Americans from Grand Rapids who were part of the US Civil War
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Tag Archives: Grand Rapids African American Museum and Archives
The Grand Rapids African American Museum and Archives: An Interview with George Bayard
Something very exciting is underway, something that is critical to the history of Grand Rapids. The Grand Rapids African American Museum and Archives project. If is very fitting that the acronym, GRAAMA, is rooted in the person that tells the … Continue reading
