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National Scholarly Research ~ Historic Stockton Waterfront District
Historic Stockton Waterfront District builds on an amazing legacy 1840-1870. 2015 Stockton Black History Month ends with new primary source documents towards sharing a historic legacy unknown, unvalued or to be kept underground. The Ebony Boat Club is a welcomed maritime resource and recreational opportunity to join a growing collaboration of City, County, State and National officials eager to highlight the positive contribution by people of African ancestry. In context of a national conversation we target 1840 - 1870 to focus Sesquicentennial Black Heritage Tours in context of the California Gold Rush, Emancipation and Reconstruction of the United States of America.
Historic Stockton Waterfront District builds on an amazing legacy 1840-1870. 2015 Stockton Black History Month ends with new primary source documents towards sharing a historic legacy unknown, unvalued or to be kept underground. The Ebony Boat Club is a welcomed maritime resource and recreational opportunity to join a growing collaboration of City, County, State and National officials eager to highlight the positive contribution by people of African ancestry. In context of a national conversation we target 1840 - 1870 to focus Sesquicentennial Black Heritage Tours in context of the California Gold Rush, Emancipation and Reconstruction of the United States of America.
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