The Caesar-Robbins House in Concord listed as a Massachusetts Most Endangered Historic Resource on September 11, 2009 – The house was the home of several generations of Concord’s early African-American families as well as connections to Nathaniel Hawthorne and Ralph Waldo Emerson! To help save this historic resource please visit http://drinkinggourd.cchumanrights.org

Related posts:

1. Ceasar-Robbins house in the Boston Globe!
2. Yielding New Stories, Suggesting New Possibilities
3. MEHR Update: Samuel Harrison House, Pittsfield
4. 2006 MEHR Threatened: Sarah Clayes House in Framingham
5. PM “Mini-Grant” Awarded to Royall House in Medford

Tags: African-American, Concord, Most Endangered Historic Resource, residential
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