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Title	"Across the Creek from Salem: The Story of Happy Hill, 1816-1952"
Subject	Salem (Winston-Salem, N. C. ) -Description and travel; African American families; Happy Hill (Winston-Salem, N. C. ); Negro Moravian Church (Winston-Salem, N. C. ); St. Philip's Church (Winston Salem, N. C. ); Architecture -Appalachian Region
Description	This brochure advertizes an Old Salem exhibit about Happy Hill, the slave quarters of Salem, North Carolina. In 1861, St. Philip's Moravian Church was built to serve the Moravians' slaves and is North Carolina's oldest standing African American church. It includes a historical description of Happy Hill and Old Salem's capital campaign to restore St. Phillip's Moravian Church, operation hours, and admission price.
Creator	Old Salem
Publisher	W.L. Eury Appalachian Collection, Appalachian State University
Contributors	n/a
Date	1998
Type	Brochure
Format	JPEG
Identifier	119_2_Wins_01
Source	Collection 119. Appalachian Regional Brochure Collection; Winston-Salem, North Carolina Folder
Language	English
Scan Date	2002
Scan By	Richard Evey; Megan Johnson
Page Number	1 folded sheet (4 p.); 20 x 22.5 cm. folded to 10 x 22.5 cm.

Title	"Across the Creek from Salem: The Story of Happy Hill, 1816-1952"
Subject	Salem (Winston-Salem, N. C. ) -Description and travel; African American families; Happy Hill (Winston-Salem, N. C. ); Negro Moravian Church (Winston-Salem, N. C. ); St. Philip's Church (Winston Salem, N. C. ); Architecture -Appalachian Region
Description	This brochure advertizes an Old Salem exhibit about Happy Hill, the slave quarters of Salem, North Carolina. In 1861, St. Philip's Moravian Church was built to serve the Moravians' slaves and is North Carolina's oldest standing African American church. It includes a historical description of Happy Hill and Old Salem's capital campaign to restore St. Phillip's Moravian Church, operation hours, and admission price.
Creator	Old Salem
Publisher	W.L. Eury Appalachian Collection, Appalachian State University
Contributors	n/a
Date	1998
Type	Brochure
Format	JPEG
Identifier	119_2_Wins_01
Source	Collection 119. Appalachian Regional Brochure Collection; Winston-Salem, North Carolina Folder
Language	English
Scan Date	2002
Scan By	Richard Evey; Megan Johnson
Page Number	1 folded sheet (4 p.); 20 x 22.5 cm. folded to 10 x 22.5 cm.

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