Black Methodist Episcopal Church, Liverpool - Historic Places Days

Black Methodist Episcopal Church, Liverpool

Hunts Point, Nova Scotia
Type
Geocache
Address
99 Shore Rd, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada
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This area was once a thriving Black community made up of the descendants of enslaved and free Blacks from Planter and Loyalist times. Like other Black churches, its existence was always tenuous due to the financial obligations but the church managed to survive in several iterations until 1908 when destroyed by arson.

For more information: http://www.merseyheritage.ca/bmec.html

Location

99 Shore Rd, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada
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