Historic Black Church Granted $400K for Restoration
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Dixwell Avenue Congregational United Church of Christ in New Haven, CT, secures a $400,000 grant to restore its historic stained-glass windows. Known as the oldest African American Congregational church globally, it played a crucial role in the Underground Railroad and civil rights. This church, listed on multiple landmark registers, is the only Connecticut recipient of the National Trust for Historic Preservations Preserving Black Churches Initiative grant. The mid-century modern design, built in 1969, continues to evolve while preserving its rich history.
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