A Look at the Future Huntertown Park Site
The former slave community of Huntertown is being converted into a public park and interpretive history preserve.
A close-up of some yellow daffodils. The former Huntertown residents cultivated these in backyard flower gardens but now they grow wild all over the site.
A wide shot of the site. As spring sets in, greenery is starting to return. There's a subdivision behind the site, and people frequently use it as a 4-wheeler trail. As we were touring the site, someone rode up, but turned back when they saw us.
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