Our Stories
Rachel v. WalkerFlint has played a starring role in so many seminal moments in American history, it’s hard to place a qualitative label on all of them. But without question one of the most consequential involves the case of Colonel Thomas Stockton, and his slave Rachel.
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Floyd McCreeFloyd McCree was a Flint City Councilman and the first black mayor of a major American city post-Reconstruction.
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County CourthouseA beautiful example of Neo-Classical Revival architecture, this courthouse is the fifth to stand in this location
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Governor Josiah BegoleMichigan's 19th Governor, Flint's Josiah Begole: Advocate for Equality, Farmer, Lumber Baron, Wagon Maker
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Flint's Municipal complexNYC's famed "master builder" of the twentieth century, Robert Moses, provided guidance for Flint's complex
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