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Country School Students Seek to Research, Honor Lives of Local Enslaved Persons

WSP · Nov 20, 2019 ·

Students from The Country School prepare to present to the Board of Selectmen as part of The Witness Stones Project. (Photo by Jesse Williams/The Source)

By Jesse Williams on Zip06.com on November 20, 2019

MADISON — While slavery has remained a consistent, underlying thread causing harm and affecting communities throughout the country, the realities of what slavery looked like in any given place often remains unexplored, according to Dennis Culliton, a former Guilford teacher who has made it his mission to tell those stories and honor those individuals. Due to the efforts of local students, the story of individuals who lived in slavery in Madison will soon be shared. Continue reading.

 

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