The African Union Church and Cemetery of Iron Hill is a rural church building constructed in 1872. Its simple, vernacular Gothic Revival style reflects the community's dedication to its spiritual home. The adjacent cemetery holds the graves of free African Americans and formerly enslaved individuals.
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Education
Main And Academy Sts., Newark, Delaware
Architecture
31 Academy St., Newark, Delaware
Social History
26 Academy St., Newark, Delaware
Military; Architecture; Religion
Jct. Of U.s. 40 And De 896, Newark, Delaware
Exploration/Settlement; Architecture
50 W. Park Pl., Newark, Delaware
Agriculture; Architecture
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Architecture; Social History
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Architecture
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Architecture; Industry
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Architecture
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Community Planning And Development; Architecture
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