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Indy Week covers Juneteenth gathering at City Cemetery
On June 19, 2020 a group of Raleigh citizens gathered to pay respect to the enslaved people interred at City Cemetery. Not a “celebration” of Juneteenth, but a quiet tribute by volunteers who came to clear debris from about 30 headstones. Follow this link to read the whole story.
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Cato Plaque Dedication
Saturday September 7, 2019, RCCP, after more than a year-long process, held a plaque dedication ceremony for a slave named Cato, a bookbinder who worked for William Boylan at his printing press. Boylan published a newspaper, The Raleigh Minerva, where Cato’s obituary was published in 1811- a remarkable and most unusual tribute to an enslaved […]
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In Memorium
In memory of our friend and colleague Dean Ruedrich, an extraordinary restoration preservationist.
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City Cemetery Audio Tour
The City of Raleigh recently funded the fascinating recording of historian Betsy Shaw, a founding member of RCCP, giving her tour of historic City Cemetery. Shaw has given tours at City Cemetery for more than 40 years. Please download this map and click here to access the audio.
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The Significance of History
An article was published about RCCP in NC State’s Philanthropy Journal News! https://pj.news.chass.ncsu.edu/2017/04/03/the-significance-of-history/
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Podcast on Mt. Hope GIS Project
Team Members at KCI discuss the Mt. Hope GIS project on this podcast.
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O’Rorke Catholic Cemetery Walking Tour Map
We have a beautiful new walking tour map for O’Rorke Catholic Cemetery. It features information on some of the notable people who are buried here along with a history of the site and photographs of headstones. Click this link to download and print a copy: O’Rorke Catholic Cemetery Walking Tour Map
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