Discover the rich African American history of the Chesapeake Bay region through this collection of stories written by Chesapeake Heartland fellows, interns, and community members.
95 Years Is A Mighty Long Time - Lockerman Schools 95th Anniversary
William Brown and residents of Denton, Caroline County Maryland and neighboring Delaware residents celebrate the 95th anniversary of the Lockerman School in Denton, Maryland.
The Ways We Work in Kent County, Maryland Free Black Craftsman Samuel Rogers
The Ways We Work in Kent County, Maryland - Free Black Craftsman Samuel Rogers by Patrick Jackson
LaMonte Cooke - Sheriff, Warden, Mason, and Tea Party Officer
LaMonte Cooke - Sheriff, Warden, Mason, and Tea Party Officer
Chesapeake Heartland Celebrates Black History Month on the Eastern Shore by Dominic Rapposelli
Black History Month, which occurs annually in February, is a nationwide observance that celebrates Black history, culture, and the notable contributions of past and living African American individuals. This celebration of Black history and culture is central to Chesapeake Heartland’s mission; it’s woven into the project’s DNA.