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    |          Harrisburg's African American Community Moves Through the Twentieth Century |  | 
  
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 Enslavement Anti-Slavery Free Persons of Color Underground Railroad The Violent Decade Civil War US Colored Troops Year of Jubilee (1863) |   | History Features  People
     Numa P. G. Adams, Howard University College of MedicineTrennor Thomas Beckwith, Veteran Post AdjutantCalvin B. Bell, Well-Known Altoona PolicemanA. Dennee Bibb, Community HeroC. Lennon Carter, M.D.W. Justin Carter, Sr.Charles Hoyt Crampton, M.D.Obituary of Rap Dixon, July 22, 1944James Edward Foster, M.D.Autobiography of Jacob Benjamin FranklinAura Imes and George Imes--Hygienic School TeachersGeorge Lake Imes, Associate of George Washington Carver Obituary of Rev. Dr. Vernon R. JamesCharles Franklin Moss, Sr., Artist, PhotographerObituary of Colonel W. Strothers July 14, 1933 In His Own Hand: Rev. Walker Tolliver, Pastor of Zion Baptist Church autobiographical sketchNews Items About Formerly Enslaved Residents  Places  | 
  
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    Blackball in Harrisburg, by Ted Knorr and Calobe JacksonNegro Leagues, Part 1, Early Games and the Independent EraNegro Leagues, Part 2, League Play and Major League IntegraationThe First Game (Harrisburg vs. Philadelphia, 1867)The Olympic - Tyrolean Baseball Rivalry of 1876Obituary of Colonel W. Strothers July 14, 1933Obituary of Rap Dixon, July 22, 1944Event Program for Rap Dixon Memorial, 8 June 2007Cliff Christian and the Steelton Giants July 18, 1933James Buster Clarkson honored in Westmoreland WorshipHigh School DaysReference and Databases | 
  
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