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DESCRIPTION:East Baltimore's 'Reservation' - The Lumbee Indian Community\n
 \nFollowing WWII, many Lumbee Indians from rural North Carolina moved to 
  Baltimore, forming a large satellite community with numbers reaching int
 o the  thousands. Baltimore's Lumbee community is absent from popular narr
 atives of  the city, and has even been referred to as 'invisible.' The Ma
 rch lecture  will shed light on this Baltimore community and its people an
 d places.\n\nPresenter: Ashley Minner is an enrolled member of the Lumbee 
 Tribe of North  Carolina and folklife specialist for the Maryland Folklife
  Network.
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LOCATION:The Peale Center for Baltimore History and Architecture, 225 Holl
 iday Street, Baltimore, MD
SUMMARY:It's More Than History! - East Baltimore's 'Reservation'
URL:https://www.explorebaltimore.org/noteworthy/bnha-peale-center-present-2
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