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Biddleville: Home to Johnson C. Smith University, Oldest Black Neighborhood in Charlotte, North Carolina
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Biddleville is the oldest surviving black neighborhood in Charlotte, North Carolina. It was started as a village next to Biddle College, known as Johnson C. Smith University today. The college, which opened formally in 1867, was founded by two young white Presbyterian ministers. The school operated as Biddle Institute in the beginning to train black […]
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