Echoes of the past

Article Abstract:

South New Jersey communities built in the nineteenth and early twentieth century by African-Americans struggle to keep pace with the modern world, mainly as younger people have moved away and the communities populated mostly by older people are not preserved. There is a growing interest among preservationists, historians and residents of the remaining African-American towns to save them and acknowledging the role of such historic African-American sites enhances public understanding.

African Americans

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Talk of the town

Article Abstract:

New Jerseyans are passionate about everything, especially where they live, and some of them express their views regarding what makes their towns so special. Louisa Mazetis and Charles Cummings and Kevin Sprouls are some of the New Jerseyans who highlight their experiences in this beautiful town.

Evaluation, City and town life, Urban life

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