Blind Boone Home: A Columbia treasure worth sharing

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Blind Boone Home: A Columbia treasure worth sharing

… lived in the predominantly African-American neighborhood of Sharp End. … urban renewal. The African-American Heritage Trail and other … Committee to create the African-American Heritage Trail.

For Olson … really hard to make African-American history in Columbia …

Source: columbiamissourian.com

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