Vernon Center's Revival: Preserving Black History
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The Vernon Multipurpose Center in Kansas City, Kansas, a historic site with deep roots in Black education and the Underground Railroad, is undergoing a revival. Despite its dilapidated exterior, dedicated leaders like board president Helen Beteet and new museum director Tai Barber-Gumbs are committed to preserving its legacy. Theyve secured significant grants for renovations, new exhibits, and an audio tour, with more funding on the way. The center is set to reopen with regular hours and volunteer tours, marking a significant step in sustaining this vital piece of Kansas history.
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