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3. archives.green-wood.comCemetery Maps, 1876-1974 | The Green-Wood Cemetery

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   This collection contains Green-Wood Cemetery maps depicting the cemetery, and its maintenance, in 1876, 1911 and the 1960s and 1970s. Series 1 represents the majority of the maps, an 1876 edition, mounted on rollers, used by the cemetery office and undertakers.

4. www.visitjackson.com › directory › greenwood-cemeteryGreenwood Cemetery - Visit Jackson

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   West Street at Lamar Street. Jackson, Mississippi 39201. Phone: (601) 960-1891. Website. Jackson's original, historic burial grounds, the burial site of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Eudora Welty, six Confederate brigadier generals, over 100 soldiers and past governors of Mississippi.

5. www.green-wood.com › learning-resourcesSelf-Guided Resources - Green-Wood

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   ● New York State Social Studies Framework Practices (Grade 6-8) ● Gathering, Interpreting, and Using Evidence 1. Identify, effectively select, and analyze different forms of evidence used to make meaning in social studies (including primary and secondary sources such as art and photographs, artifacts, oral histories, maps, and graphs). ● New York S...

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   ● Explore our Freedom Lots project on our website ● Watch this video on the project made by The New Yorker, and read the accompanying article. ● Optional: ● Learn more about life for nineteenth-century Black New Yorkers: ● Black GothamArchive ● Part 1: Carla L. Peterson on Black History in 19th-Century New York ● Part 2: Carla L. Peterson on Black ...

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   ● Dress in comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring weather-appropriate layers. Keep in mind it is often a bit windier in the Cemetery than on the streets. ● If possible, enter the Cemetery through our Sunset Park Entrance at 35th Street and Fourth Avenue. ● Walk to the Freedom Lots (security can help you find it), by hugging the border of ...

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6. www.visittulsa.com › historic-greenwood-districtHistoric Greenwood District - Tulsa

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   Home to one of Lonely Planet’s “15 places in the US to mark Black History Month” and the first monument on National Geographic’s list of “monuments travelers should visit,” the Historic Greenwood District in Tulsa is one of the nation’s most prominent destinations for Black history and culture.

7. www.green-wood.com › map-of-green-wood-cemeteryMap of Green-Wood Cemetery

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   Map of Green-Wood Cemetery. One of the best ways to explore Green-Wood without getting lost is by using one of our comprehensive free maps. Find some of Green-Wood’s famous and infamous 560,000 permanent residents, visit one of our four picturesque lakes, visit Battle Hill, get directions to Green-Wood or just plan your own tour through Green ...

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   What is the Tulsa Greenwood district?

   • Today, the Tulsa Greenwood District is one of the fastest-growing neighborhoods in T-Town. Explore the history of Greenwood at places like Greenwood Rising and John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park.

   Historic Greenwood District - Tulsa

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   What to do in Greenwood Tulsa?

   • Explore the history of Greenwood at places like Greenwood Rising and John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park. Then, visit Black-owned businesses in the area like Cobbler Mom and Silhouette Sneakers & Art, bringing limited and authentic sneakers and streetwear to Tulsa since 2019.

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   How do I get a copy of a map of Green-Wood?

   • To obtain a free copy of a map of Green-Wood, you can access a PDF version of the map at this link (right click and save to download), or ask for a copy when you visit Green-Wood at the guard booth or office at our main entrance at 500 25th Street (at 5th Avenue), Brooklyn, NY. Click on the controls below to browse a digital map:

   Map of Green-Wood Cemetery

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   What happened in the Tulsa Greenwood district?

   • The horrific Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921 that saw a majority of the district’s blocks razed to the ground and the district’s eventual rise from the ashes against all odds expanded on the area’s complex story of triumph and tragedy. Today, the Tulsa Greenwood District is one of the fastest-growing neighborhoods in T-Town.

   Historic Greenwood District - Tulsa

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9. visitmississippi.org › history › greenwood-cemeteryGreenwood Cemetery - Visit Mississippi

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   Greenwood Cemetery, located in downtown Jackson, was established by a federal land grant on November 21, 1821. It is the final resting place of Confederate generals, former governors of Mississippi, mayors of Jackson, as well as other notable figures, including the acclaimed Mississippi author Eudora Welty.