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by Nadia K. Orton
Posted on November 5, 2019October 12, 2020

Oak Lawn Cemetery, Historical Marker

by Nadia K. Orton
Posted on January 5, 2013July 24, 2020
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Nansemond Collegiate Institute (1890)

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African American Images of Suffolk

African American Images of Suffolk: Nansemond County Training School (Rosenwald)

African American Images of Suffolk: Canaan Baptist Church, est. 1875

Exploring hidden African American history…

African American Images of Suffolk: Mount Ararat Christian Church, ca. 1866

Protected: The Obituary of Mrs. Gaines

African American Images of Suffolk: Gethsemane Baptist Church, ca. 1875

Tropical Storm Isaias Update: Views of Oak Lawn

African American Images of Suffolk: Students and staff of the Nansemond Collegiate Institute, ca. 1907

African American Images of Suffolk: Two Americas (ca. 1922)

Protected: Memorial Day at Oak Lawn, 2020

African American Images of Suffolk: Mount Sinai Baptist Church

Mineral Springs Baptist Church, Whaleyville

Oak Lawn Cemetery, Historical Marker

Protected: Memorial Day, 2019

Memorial Day, 2018: Three generations…

African American Images of Suffolk: In an African American neighborhood, ca. 1925

African American Images of Suffolk: First Baptist Church – Mahan (org. 1866)

African American Images of Suffolk: Corinth Chapel United Church of Christ, est. 1868

Albert G. Horton, Jr. Memorial Cemetery

Nansemond Collegiate Institute (1890)

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