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African American Heritage Tour Stories Disc 1 1. Life in an African American Community (stop #1) 2. Camp Washington Carver (stop #2) 3. Carter G. Woodson (stop #3) 4. African American Life in a Coal Camp (stop #4) 5. The Hawk’s Nest Tunnel Disaster (stop #5) 6. Church and the African American Community (stop #6) 7. African Americans and the Railroad (stop #7) 8. African American Fraternal Organizations (stop #8) 9. The Community of Harlem Heights (stop #9) 10. The McKendree Miner’s Hospital (stop #10) 11. Integration of Schools in West Virginia (stop #11)
Disc 2 1. Black Music in West Virginia (stop #12) 2. African American Coal Miners (stop #13) 3. Early African American Education in WV (stop #14) 4. John Henry, The Steel Drivin’ Man (stop #15) 5. Segregation of African Americans (stop #16) 6. Migration of African Americans to WV (stop #17)
African American Heritage Tour This tour was developed by New River Gorge National River and its partners to highlight and remember the rich African American history of southern West Virginia. The tour takes you to 17 historic sites in Summers, Raleigh, Fayette and Nicholas counties. At each site, a narrator will interpret the lifeways and experiences of black coal miners, railroad workers, and community members that helped shape the history of this region. Total run time of the tour is between 10 and 12 hours. You may wish to explore the route over several days. Below are a few tips to make your trip run smoothly. • The tour is on two CDs: Disc 1 includes stops in Fayette and Nicholas counties, Disc 2 includes stops in Raleigh and Summers counties. • Directions from one tour stop to the next are found on pages 2 – 18. • Pause the CD while you drive between tour stops and start it again when you arrive at the next stop. • At each stop, you are welcome to walk around, take pictures and read the wayside exhibit. • Many of the tour stops are privately owned, so please tread lightly and respect the owner’s property. To get started, place a CD into your player and turn to page 2 (for Disc 1) or page 13 (for Disc 2) for directions to the tour stop.
** The African American Heritage Tour is also available as an interactive app for mobile devices. Go to nps.gov/neri to download the app on your smartphone. 1
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Life in an African American Community Life in an African American community often centered around the church, which provided support and social activities that were an important part of everyday life. Directions: From Beckley, take Hwy 41 North to Prince. Pass the railroad depot and travel .7 of a mile to the gravel road on the left. Turn left onto the gravel road. Tour stop and parking is at the first church on the right.
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Camp Washington Carver Camp Washington Carver opened in 1942 as the first 4-H camp for African Americans in the United States. Black children from all over West Virginia came to enjoy the fun and experience of being a camper. Directions: From Prince, take Hwy 41 North 19 miles to Old Clifftop Road and turn left. Travel 1.5 miles to Camp Carver Road and turn left. Tour stop and parking is at the end of the road.
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Carter G. Woodson Carter G. Woodson spent his formative years in West Virginia as a coal miner in Nuttallburg and a teacher in Winona. He went on to start Negro History Week, which eventually became Black History Month. Directions: From Camp Washington Carver, return to Hwy 41 North and turn left. Travel 1.6 miles to Hwy 60 West and turn left. Travel 5.3 miles to Lansing Edmond Road and turn left. Travel 2 miles to Winona. Tour stop and parking is at Keeney’s Creek Baptist Church.
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African American Life in a Coal Camp Company towns, or “coal camps” as they were commonly called, provided miners and their families a place to live, buy goods and services, and opportunities for personal and recreational activities. Directions: From the church, turn left and continue straight on Keeney’s Creek Road. Travel 4 miles to the Nuttallburg Historic Site. Tour Stop and parking is at the end of the road.
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The Hawk’s Nest Tunnel Disaster Throughout the years, West Virginia has suffered many tragedies that left hundreds of workers injured or dead. The Hawk’s Nest Tunnel disaster is one of the worst industrial tragedies in US history. Directions: From Nuttallburg, return 6 miles to Hwy 60 West and turn left. Travel 4 miles to Hwy 19 North and turn right. Travel 12.5 miles to Whippoorwill Road and turn left. Immediately turn right onto Hilltop Drive. Tour stop and parking is at the end of the road.
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Church and the African American Community As African American communities sprang up in the mining camps and railroad towns throughout the region, churches were established to meet the residents’ religious and spiritual needs. Directions: From the cemetery, take Hwy 19 South 12 miles to Hwy 60. Take Hwy 60 West to Ansted and turn right on Page Street. Travel .3 of a mile and turn left on Log Town Road. Travel .4 of a mile to Mt. Chapel Missionary Baptist Church. Tour stop and parking are at the church.
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African Americans and the Railroad African Americans made up the majority of workers whose sweat, muscle and blood carved the C&O Railway, its branch lines, and other railroads through the mountainous landscape of West Virginia. Directions: From Ansted, take Hwy 60 West to Gauley Bridge and turn right on the first road after crossing the river. Drive under the old railroad bridge and immediately turn left up the hill. Tour stop and parking is behind the depot.
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African American Fraternal Organizations African American fraternal organizations helped shape the life of the black community. They met social and economic needs as well as provided unity and a social outlet for the residents. Directions: From Gauley Bridge, take Hwy 60 West 10 miles to Smithers. Turn right onto the exit for Hwy 61 to Montgomery. Cross the river and turn right on Hwy 61 South. Travel .2 of a mile and turn left onto the first road. Tour stop and parking is in front of the lodge.
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The Community of Harlem Heights Harlem Heights was an atypical African American community. Unlike the coal camps, residents of Harlem Heights owned their homes and worked as teachers, ministers, mine inspectors, farmers and entrepreneurs. Directions: From Montgomery, take Hwy 61 South 23 miles to Oak Hill and turn left on Hwy 16 North. Travel 2 miles to Russell E. Matthew’s Park and turn right at Park. Tour stop and parking is at the playground.
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McKendree Miner’s Hospital The McKendree Miner’s Hospital was one of three hospitals built in the coalfields of West Virginia to provide free medical care to coal miners and railroad workers. Directions: From Oak Hill, take Hwy 19 South to the exit for Greentown and turn left onto Hwy 16 South. Travel 2 miles to Glen Jean, turn left at the crossroads and follow the brown signs 7 miles to Thurmond. Tour stop and parking is at the Thurmond Depot.
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Integration of Schools in West Virginia In 1954, “Separate but Equal” became “Unequal” when the US Supreme Court ruled that segregated schools were unconstitutional. It took almost a decade for most of West Virginia’s schools to become fully integrated. Directions: From Thurmond, return to Glen Jean and turn left on Hwy 16 South. Travel 2.2 miles to Mount Hope and turn right on Virginia Street. Travel .1 of a mile and turn right on High School Drive. Tour stop and parking is at the gate entrance to Mount Hope High School.
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Black Music in West Virginia Over the years, African Americans have cultivated a rich musical heritage passed down from generation to generation. Born in Slab Fork, Grammy award-winning musician Bill Withers carried this heritage to the world through songs like “Ain’t No Sunshine” and “Lean on Me.” Directions: From Beckley, take I-77 to exit 42 and turn right onto Hwy 16 South. Travel 3 miles and continue straight using the left lane onto Hwy 121 (Coalfield Expressway). Travel another 4 miles to Slab Fork Road and turn right. Travel into Slab Fork. Tour stop and parking is at the old post office.
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African American Coal Miners Thousands of African Americans migrated to West Virginia to work in the mines. Paid by the ton, not by the hours worked, a hard-working miner could cut and load five tons of coal a day, earning between $2.20 to $5.00. Directions: From Slab Fork, return to Hwy 121 and turn left. Travel 1.2 miles to McKinney Mtn. Road and turn right. Travel to Hwy 16 South and turn right. Travel 5 miles to Helen and turn right into the Coal Miners Memorial Park. Tour stop and parking is at the park.
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Early African American Education in West Virginia West Virginia was one of the first states to pass a law providing public education for black students. The original Stratton High School, built in 1918, was among the first black high schools in the region. Directions: From Helen, take Hwy 16 North 8 miles to Sophia and turn left at the traffic light. Travel 5.5 miles to Neville Street in Beckley and turn right. Travel 5 blocks to South Fayette Street and turn right. Travel 1.2 miles to Stratton Elementary School. Tour stop and parking is in front of the school.
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John Henry, The Steel Drivin’ Man As the C&O Railway stretched westward along the Greenbrier River, the Legend of John Henry was born. Over time he became a symbol for the many black laborers whose sweat and hard work built and maintained the rails across West Virginia. Directions: From Beckley, take S. Fayette Street to Hwy 3 East and turn right. Travel 29.5 miles on Hwy 3 East to Talcott. In Talcott, turn right at the John Henry Park sign. Tour stop and parking are at the end of the road.
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Segregation of African Americans African Americans living in West Virginia after the Civil War experienced segregation and discrimination; however, they also enjoyed economic, political and educational opportunities that had been denied to them in other southern states. Directions: From Talcott, take Hwy 3 West to Hwy 107 at Hinton. Turn right and travel into downtown Hinton. Turn right onto James Street at the Civil War Monument. Tour stop and parking is in front of Second Baptist Church.
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Migration of African Americans to WV From 1870 to 1930, African Americans migrated to West Virginia through major rail centers like Hinton. They came in search of jobs and a better life for themselves and their families. Directions: From the church, turn right on Third Avenue and travel to Summers Street. Turn left and travel to Second Avenue. Turn right on Second Avenue and park along the curb. Tour stop is the Hinton Railroad Depot on the left. STAY OFF THE TRACKS.
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Many thanks to the following individuals and organizations who helped make this project a success. Our partners: National Coal Heritage Area, West Virginia Humanities Council, West Virginia State University Extension Service, Eastern National, New River Gorge Regional Development Authority, Visit Southern West Virginia, African American Heritage Family Tree Museum, and DuBois on Main Museum Our researchers, writer, and editors: Michael Burks, Dr. Brucella Jordan, Lynn Loetterle, James Welt, Dr. Michael Workman, and New River Gorge National River interpretive staff Narrators: Doris Fields, Joshua Flynn, Adrienne Jenkins, Dr. Brucella Jordan, and Xavier Oglesby Music by: Lady D, The Gospel Singaleers, and Jimmy Costa Booklet Design: Stacy Herrick and Matt Browning
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African American Heritage Tour Stops 1. Quinnimont Missionary Baptist Church Stanford Road (Highway 41) Prince, WV 25907
2. Camp Washington Carver Camp Carver Road Clifftop, WV 25831
3. Winona
Lansing Edmond Road Winona, WV 25942
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5. Hawk’s Nest Disaster Cemetery 98 Hilltop Drive Lookout, WV 26679
6. Mt. Chapel Missionary Baptist Church 100 Skaggs Street Ansted, WV 25812
7. Gauley Bridge Depot 278 Railroad Street Gauley Bridge, WV 25085
8. Bright Hope Lodge #9 65 Gaines Street Montgomery, WV 25136
9. Russell E. Matthew Park 10 Broadway Avenue Oak Hill, WV 25901
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11. Mt. Hope High School 110 High School Drive Mount Hope, WV 25880
12. Slab Fork: Post Office 374 Slab Fork Road Slab Fork, WV 25920
13. Coal Miners Memorial Park Tams Highway (Highway 16) Helen, WV 25853
14. Stratton Elementary School 1129 S. Fayette Street Beckley, WV 25801
15. John Henry Park 3262 WV-3 Talcott, WV 25951
16. Second Baptist Church 210 James Street Hinton, WV 25951
17. Hinton Railroad Depot 100 Second Avenue Hinton, WV 25951