Nicholas Miller, Author at Cambridge Day

Beyond its physical revitalization, St. Augustine’s Church is developing educational and artistic projects that will help it remain a monument to the history of the Afro-Caribbean population in Cambridge as well as a participant in the city’s current black community.

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