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Accommodation Canal Quarters Heritage Site

Canal Quarters – Lockhouse 25

The lock, lockhouse and the ruins of Jarboe’s store are set next to the Edwards Ferry Boat Ramp, which looks Read more...
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African American Heritage Site Attraction Heritage Site Museum

St. Paul Community Church

The Historic St. Paul Community Church is the heart of the Sugarland Forest Community established by freed slaves after emancipation. Read more...
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Attraction Heritage Site Museum

Seneca Store

The gable-front, two-and-a-half story general store was constructed in 1901 by Frederick A. Allnutt. The Seneca Store became a well-known Read more...
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