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SUMMARY:Walking Tour: The Black Heritage of Burlington
DESCRIPTION:The Racial Justice Team brings you a walking tour: The Black He
 ritage of Burlington\n\nSaturday\, May 22\, 10:30 a.m.-noon\n\nTake a walk
  along Archibald and Elmwood Streets with historian Elise Guyette to disco
 ver some of the African American history of the Old North End. As we walk 
 and talk\, we will encounter a former black church\, a black-owned grocery
  store\, the former home of black barbers who worked on Church St.\, a hot
 el that was once in the “Green Book” and more. Meet at 78 Elmwood\, at
  the South end of Elmwood Cemetery at 10:30 a.m. We will end our walk at G
 eorge and Elaine Little Park on the corner of North Winooski and Archibald
 . Elise Guyette is author of Discovering Black Vermont: African American 
 Farmers in Hinesburg\, 1790-1890.\n\nSign up with Linda Cooper. For more i
 nformation\, please check out this week's eNews\, or the Realm calendar!\n
 \nMaximum of 20 people on the tour with a minimum age of 12. Plan to wear 
 a facial mask and be ready to keep a 6 ft. distance from others. There is 
 no set fee for this walk but we will pass a hat to subsidize the funds the
  Society is providing. We know you will learn and enjoy this walk!
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