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40909
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St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church has been a source of social justice and spiritual enlightenment. On the National Registry of Historic Places, it has long historical ties with its area’s black community. The church founded for a black congregation also helped to found the Howard School, a parochial school, and social hall to military families denied access to the local USO.
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Fayetteville--History; Fayetteville--History--African-Americans; St. Joseph's Episcopal Church (Fayetteville); Black schools--Fayetteville--nineteenth century--Howard School ; Chestnutt, Charles W.; St. John's Episcopal Church (Fayetteville); National Register of Historic Places--St. Joseph's Episcopal Church ; Fayetteville Technical Community College--St. Joseph's Episcopal Church
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40910
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The seat of Cumberland County and site of Fort Bragg can also claim a prominent place on the literary map. Authors whose works were inspired by the town include Charles W. Chestnutt, Lucille Miller Johnson, Harry L. Watson, and Harry Stein.
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Chestnutt, Charles W.; McCullers, Carson ; North Carolina--Authors; Authors--North Carolina, Eastern ; North Carolina--Writers; Writers--North Carolina, Eastern ; Fayetteville State University--Charles W. Chestnutt Library ; Roy Whitted--author--African American history ; Cumberland County Public Library--State & Local History Room; U.S. Constitution--Bill of Rights--Fayetteville ; Transportation and Local History Museum (Fayetteville) ; Williams, David Marshall--Carbine rifle ; Fayetteville--Jewish merchants