Visiting a Historic African-American Community in Boone, NC
Come along as we travel to Boone, North Carolina, and talk to residents of one of the oldest African-American communities in the state. They tell us about the rich history and traditions that make this tightly-knit community so special. Support AMK and get exclusive videos and other perks: / @appalachianmemorykeepers
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