This Graveyard Began As A Slave Cemetery African American Church Used As Dumping Ground, Hollis
Join us on another profound journey on Adventures into History as we uncover the layers of a forgotten past at the Mt. Carmel graveyard, originally established for those enslaved at the Hollis plantation nestled in the hills of Talbot County. In this immediate followup to our last exploration, we delve deeper into the history and heartache of this hallowed ground. Our exploration begins at the Mt. Carmel graveyard, a silent testament to the lives of those who toiled and lived in the shadows of the Hollis plantation. Each gravestone and unmarked site whispers tales of resilience and sorrow, offering a poignant glimpse into a bygone era of American history. The journey doesn t end at the cemetery. We venture further, examining the ruins of the old church building associated with the graveyard. At first glance, the structure doesn t seem particularly ancient. However, as we peel back the layers of neglect and vandalism, the true age of the building is revealed. Despite the modern marks of
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