ACCORD Freedom Trail Sites - Phase II

Sponsored by Northrop Grumman Corporation Unveiled July 2, 2008

• 33 Bernard Street - Home of two of the first black students to attend newly desegregated school in 1964 - Lincolnville
• 84 Bridge Street - Church where many rallies of the 60s Movement of St. Augustine took place
• 570 Christopher Street - Home of Rev. Roscoe Halyard - West Augstine
• 120 DeHaven Street - Home of Mrs. Rena Ayers, "Housemother to the Civil Rights Movement"
• 111 Lincoln Street - Home of Rev. Thomas A. Wright, civil rights activist - Lincolnville
• 112 M L King Avenue - Home of Robert Bell, who worked for the local Post Office, housed many activists
• 56 Park Place - Home of the Reddicks, a prominent family in the Movement - Lincolnville
• 222 Riberia Street - Bethel Baptist Church, where many meetings, rallies, and "Freedom School" were held - Lincolnville
• 84 St. Benedict Street - Rectory of St. Paul AME Church - Lincolnville
• 76 Washington Street* - headquarters location for NAACP - Lincolnville
• 1074 West King Street - Home of civil rights activist Mrs. Georgie Mae Reed - West Augustine

* Sponsored by Beth Levenbach