The Speaker series at Dover Library: Migration and Life of African American Families Who Worked at JB Clow & Sons, Inc. in Newcomerstown, Ohio

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The Migration and Life of African American Families

Who Worked at JB Clow & Sons, Inc. in Newcomerstown, Ohio

Saturday, June 20 at 2:00 PM

In the Community Room

 

Brent Dansby, who was raised in the Clow Avenue neighborhood, will focus on the history of the African American families who helped establish Clow Avenue in Newcomerstown, a predominantly African American neighborhood made up of families who migrated from several Southern states. In the early 1900s, they moved north to take advantage of job and housing opportunities offered by the J.B. Clow & Sons company. Register online now or by calling the library at 330-343-6123.

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