The late Theresa Burroughs, owner of Safe House Black History Museum in Greensboro, Alabama, provides her oral history of the site and its pivotal role in the African-American struggle for freedom.
In memory of Theresa Burroughs, 1929 - 2019.
Voices of Alabama documents the histories of 20 sites across Alabama that changed the world. Explore them all at VoicesofAlabama.org.
Archival images provided by: Alabama Department of Archives and History; Library of Congress; Alabama Department of Archives and History, Donated by Alabama Media Group, Photos by Ed Jones, Norman Dean, and Haywood Paravicini, Birmingham News.
Voices of Alabama: Safe House Black History Museum
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