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Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park
This historic state park is located in the former town of Allensworth, which was the only place in California to be completely financed and governed by African Americans.
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Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park Details
This historic state park is located in the former town of Allensworth, which was the only place in California to be completely financed and governed by African Americans. The town was established in 1908, but unfortunately, many of its residents left after problems were discovered with the drinking water. The town was turned into a state park in 1976. You can see many of the original buildings and sites where the settlers lived, including Colonel Allensworths home, a library, a schoolhouse, a hotel, and a general store. Besides taking the guided tour of the town, you can also go cycling and camping inside the park.
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