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Black Heritage Trail to share history of African Americans in Upstate

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… explain the history of African Americans in the Upstate, according … Director of the Clemson Area African American Museum.

“Each segment … School was the only African American high school in Oconee … of the [Clemson Area African American] museum so people will …

Source: News for Greenville Spartanburg Anderson, SC | WSPA 7News CBS

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