Ralf Freeman Historical Marker

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N Main St
Wadesboro, NC 28170
https://ncmarkers.com

The Ralf Freeman Historical Marker in Wadesboro, NC, commemorates the life and contributions of Ralph Freeman, a notable free Black Baptist pastor who served at Rocky River Church in the early 19th century. Born into slavery, Freeman became a respected figure in his community, preaching across the Pee Dee region and earning admiration from both Black and white congregants.

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Bruce K.
2/15/2024

Located on the lane that leads into the cemetery, this marker points out some of the pre-Civil War history. North Carolina was a "slave" state and so markers like this are a valuable reminder of...

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