A Different Story
A Black History of Fredericksburg, Stafford, and Spotsylvania, Virginia
Book - 1979
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A Discussion of Black History in the Development of Fredericksburg
From the Central Rappahannock Regional Library Black Laws of Virginia: A Summary of the Legislative Acts of Virginia Concerning Negroes from Earliest Times to the Present by June Purcell Guild. A fascinating and disturbing volume originally published in 1936. Civil Rights: Fredericksburg's Story. In this forum sponsored by the Young Adult Department of the Central Rappahannock Regional… (more)
The History of Industry in Fredericksburg
From the Central Rappahannock Regional Library A Different Story: A Black History of Fredericksburg, Stafford, and Spotsylvania, Virginia by Ruth Coder Fitzgerald. These chapters are of particular interest: Chapter 2, Occupations and Owners (Antebellum period) and Chapter 13, Occupations (post-Civil War). Economic Challenge and Mercantile Enterprise in a Southern Urban System: A Case… (more)
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Ruth Coder Fitzgerald's landmark book was the first to share our region's rich history from the African-American perspective. Includes an index.
Ruth Coder Fitzgerald's major work on local black history through the Civil Rights era.
In her groundbreaking work, Ruth Coder Fitzgerald presents an African-American history of our area from colonial times to the present.
Ruth Coder Fitzgerald's major work on local black history covers through the Civil Rights era.
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