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Franklinton Center at Bricks
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Over century old historic site in Edgecombe County tied to slavery now has new leadership
An 153-year-old historic site in Edgecombe County held an event Saturday to celebrate new leadership taking over.
New leadership takes helm at former NC slave plantation
The Franklinton Center at Bricks Welcomes Home the Rev. Dr. Douglas Wooten as our New Executive Director.
Black Land Podcast
Vanessa Tyler discusses the history and the mission of Franklinton Center at Bricks, a former slave plantation transformed into one of the first accredited schools for African Americans in the South. Today, it is a social justice and historical preservation center led by Executive Director Dr. Douglas Wooten.
Welcome Home Dr. Rev. Wooten
The Franklinton Center At Bricks Welcomes Home The Dr. Rev. Douglas Wooten As Our New Executive Director.
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