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Newspaper article about local store owner Joe Martin giving groceries to a hungry young woman without money. Originally owned by Joe Martin, grandfather of Michael Martin.

Left to right: Oldest brother Roger Neal, J- age 7, Mother Louie Heloise Tabor Neal, Second oldest brother Wynfered Neal- age 4. In front: Nieeta Laurene Neal Preskey- age 1.

Newspaper article from the St. Paul Daily News about the first black boxing champion, Jack Johnson

Picture of Louie Heloise Tabor Neal Wedding reception at the Sterling Club on Dale and Rondo at age 19

A photograph of the original contract for the sale of the building that would become McGill Grocery Store.

Silver tea pot passed down in the family from the civil war.

In the 1950s and 60s, the Department of Transportation in St. Paul, MN bisected a historically Black neighborhood, Rondo, with the construction of I-94, creating an intentional diaspora of the community there. These are the stories of their…

In the 1950s and 60s, the Department of Transportation in St. Paul, MN bisected a historically Black neighborhood, Rondo, with the construction of I-94, creating an intentional diaspora of the community there. These are the stories of their…

In the 1950s and 60s, the Department of Transportation in St. Paul, MN bisected a historically Black neighborhood, Rondo, with the construction of I-94, creating an intentional diaspora of the community there. These are the stories of their…

In the 1950s and 60s, the Department of Transportation in St. Paul, MN bisected a historically Black neighborhood, Rondo, with the construction of I-94, creating an intentional diaspora of the community there. These are the stories of their…