Pocahontas Cemetery Historic Restorations Recall Multiracial Burials
The Pocahontas Cemetery in Virginia preserves a 19th century burial site born from the 1884 East Mine disaster that killed about 114 workers. Markers in Hungarian Italian Russian Polish and Hebrew honor diverse victims buried side by side in a park like site later restored by Historic Pocahontas Inc the Virginia Department of Historic Resources and the town.
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