History of Bradenton preserved ahead of Riverwalk expansion
A team of University of South Florida graduate students are resurrecting proof of�Angola's history.�From 1770 to 1821, the community, made up of escaped slaves, made Manatee Mineral Spring their home.�They even helped bring an important stop on the underground railroad.�
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