Emancipation Proclamation and Freedom Monument Dedication
Dedicated to the contributions of African American Virginians in the fight for freedom, the monument will feature a 12-foot bronze statue representing newly freed slaves and will highlight notable African American Virginians through time. The statue will commemorate the contributions of Mary Elizabeth Bowser, William Harvey Carney, Gabriel, Dred Scott, Nat Turner, Rosa Dixon Bowser, John Mercer Langston, John Mitchell, Jr., Lucy Simms, Wyatt Tee Walker and African American Virginians who have fought for freedom. Join us for a dedication of 400 years of African American history.
EVENT DETAILS
Event Type: Signature Events
Start Date: May 19, 2020
End Date:
Time: TBD
Venue: Brown's Island
Richmond, Virginia
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