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Preserving Maidstone's heritage

07-30-2014, 01:53 AM

Part and parcel of the brutal system of slavery, Maidstone in Manchester was a 349-acre coffee plantation originally owned by Thomas Frith. Operations ceased on the plantation after Emancipation in 1838....

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