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Service Description: This feature layer displays locations and information about sites of African-American historical and cultural significance in Frederick County, Virginia.

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Description:
This feature layer displays locations and information about sites of African-American historical and cultural significance in Frederick County, Virginia. These sites are part of Shenandoah Valley Black Heritage Project's (SVBHP) Roots Run Deep Driving and Walking Tours.

Much of the African American history in the Shenandoah Valley has perished. Historic churches, schools, business, and homes were erased due to the 1960s Urban Renewal efforts. Early communities lost their homes and financial stability due to unjust laws and economic despair that impacted African American communities.  Many of the locations on this tour are not active, are now on private property, are no longer standing and/or the original structures that have undergone major renovations. Our tours reflect these losses.

Purpose:
The Roots Run Deep tours aim to educate the public, locals and tourists alike, of the existence and cultural impact of African American communities throughout the Shenandoah Valley. In addition, Shenandoah Valley Black Heritage Project hopes to preserve and protect historical sites, burial grounds, churches and communities from destruction associated with careless or uncaring development.

Source:
Data for the Roots Run Deep tours was collected by Shenandoah Valley Black Heritage Project staff, as well as contracted community researchers and volunteers. Special thanks to researchers and contributors Maral Kalbian and Melanie Garvey for their work researching and creating the Frederick County Roots Run Deep tour, local historian Dorothy Davis for her consultation, Taya Whitley, John Hisghman, Monica Robinson and Robin Lyttle for their assistance. Photos courtesy of Maral Kalbia, Melanie Garvey, and Robin Lyttle. Aerial map images from Apple Maps.

Processing:
Data was compiled by SVBHP and published as hard-copy maps and tour guides. Allegheny-Blue Ridge Alliance ingested the location data, imagery and narrative from these documents to create geodatabase layers of the driving and walking tour sites. These geodatabase layers were published to ArcGIS Online as feature layers. Images were uploaded as attachments to the feature layers.

Symbolization:

Cemetery: White circle with blue headstone
Church: Blue location marker with white church structure
Civic: White circle with blue gavel
Community Center: White circle with blue school building
Commercial: White circle with blue shopping cart
Home: White circle with blue house
Industrial: Black point marker
Landmark: White circle with blue camera
Location; Community: Blue X
Museum: White circle with blue Greek column
Park: White circle with green evergreen tree
Public Space: White circle with blue tent
Restaurant: White circle with blue fork and knife
School: Blue location marker with white school building
Farm: White circle with blue barn and silo

Copyright Text: SVBHP staff, contracted community researchers and volunteers.

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