An African American history tour of Frederick County of the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia. This self-driving tour features historic African American sites such as schools, churches, neighborhoods, cemeteries, and businesses and more. The tour starts at Mt. Zion Cemetery in Middletown and ends at the Sarah Brown House in Winchester and covers a total of 9 sites.
We wish to acknowledge and and give a special thanks to the researchers and contributors to this tour: local historian Dorothy Davis for her consultation, local historians Maral Kalbia, Melanie Garvey, John Hisghman, Monica Robinson, Robin Lyttle, and Taya Whitley for their assistance. Photos courtesy of Maral Kalbia, Melanie Garvey, and Robin Lyttle unless stated otherwise in captions.Aerial map images are from Apple Maps.
We wish to acknowledge and and give a special thanks to the researchers and contributors to this tour: local historian Dorothy Davis for her consultation, local historians Maral Kalbia, Melanie Garvey, John Hisghman, Monica Robinson, Robin Lyttle, and Taya Whitley for their assistance. Photos courtesy of Maral Kalbia, Melanie Garvey, and Robin Lyttle unless stated otherwise in captions.Aerial map images are from Apple Maps.
Download PDF file of Roots Run Deep Frederick County, Virginia (1st Ed,2022) below.
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