Joseph Rodman Drake Park and Enslaved People’s Burial Ground
Bronx, New York • Bronx County
Bronx, New York • Bronx County
Joseph Rodman Drake Park in the Bronx encompasses a significant enslaved people's burial ground, a natural landscape and a testament to early American history and the African diaspora in New York.
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