Africville : a spirit that lives on.

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[ 01. English Non Fiction ] Authors: Mount Saint Vincent University.--Art Gallery. | Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia. | Africville Genealogy Society. | National Film Board of Canada.--Atlantic Centre. Published by : Art Gallery, Mount Saint Vincent University, (Halifax, N.S. :) Physical details: 24 p. : ill. ; 22 x 28 cm. Subject(s): Blacks --Nova Scotia --Halifax --History --Exhibitions. | Noirs --Nouvelle Écosse --Halifax --Histoire --Expositions. | Africville (Halifax, N.S.) --History --Exhibitions. | Africville (Halifax, N.S.) --Biography --Exhibitions. | Africville (Halifax, N.-É.) --Histoire --Expositions. | Africville (Halifax, N.-É.) --Biographies --Expositions. | Blacks-Nova Scotia | Racism Year : 1989

Item type : 01. English Non Fiction

Location	Collection	Call Number	Status	Date Due
Stonepark Intermediate School	BIPOC	BIPOC / Maritimes / Pachai	Available

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Co-published by Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia, Africville Genealogy Society, and National Film Board, Atlantic Centre.

Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Art Gallery, Mount Saint Vincent University, Oct. 1989, and touring Canada from July 1990-Dec. 1992, thereafter to be on permanent display at the Black Cultural Centre, Westphal, Dartmouth.

Issued also in French.

PEI School Library System

Africville : a spirit that lives on.