Lucasville: Established by Black Loyalists in the 1800s and still thriving today.
Lucasville represents the successful establishment of a Black Refugee community
that has maintained its cultural and historical heritage while advocating for
recognition and equality.
Founders: Black Refugees.
Location: Near Bedford, Nova Scotia.
Year Established: Early 1800s.
Preoccupation of Settlers: Agriculture and labor.
Known For: Close-knit, multigenerational community.
High-profile individuals: Local historians and educators, Civic
leaders from the community.
Significant Events: Preservation of Lucasville's unique heritage.
Ongoing recognition of historical heritage.
Landmarks: Community churches.
