174th Anniversary of Negro Hill, Mormon Island and Negro Bar Conference

International, Federal, State and Regional stakeholders are invited to discover the 1849 Gold Mining Towns of Negro Hill, Mormon Island and Negro Bar. In 1854, Theodore D. Judah surveyed the region for construction of the first railroad in the West. Earlier beginning in 1844, Rancho Rio De Los Americanos a Mexican Land Grant, was entitled to the "African Founding Father of California" who helped facilitate the Pacific Underground Railroad Railroad Network to Freedom. The 174th Anniversary of Negro Hill, Mormon Island and Negro Bar Gold Mining Towns may begin a global effort to Reclaim the Golden Heritage of California Pioneers of African Descent.

Host or Publisher California Black Agriculture Working Group