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18th and 19th-century cemetery for free and enslaved black people in Saint-Armand, Quebec

Nigger Rock is a cemetery where free and enslaved black people were buried from 1783 through the early nineteenth century in Saint-Armand, Quebec.

References

  1. Nelson, Charmaine A. (28 May 2018). "Black Cemeteries Force Us to Re-examine Our History with Slavery". The Walrus. Archived from the original on 9 December 2023. Retrieved 26 October 2024.
  2. Arpin, Claude (26 January 1997). "Buried beneath racism". The Ottawa Citizen. Southam Newspapers. p. D9.
  3. Hamilton, Graeme (17 May 2002). "Slaves' graves marked for historic site". National Post. p. A6.
  4. Cherry, Paul (6 August 1997). "Council passes on slave grave". The Gazette. p. A8.

45°01′07″N 73°03′01″W / 45.0187°N 73.0504°W / 45.0187; -73.0504


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