Hammonds Plains: Established by Black Loyalists in 1784, many families remain
connected to the land. Hammonds Plains highlights the persistence of African Nova
Scotians in overcoming marginalization through community-building and the
preservation of historical ties to land despite enduring inequities.
Founders: Black Loyalists.
Location: Halifax Regional Municipality.
Year Established: 1784.
Preoccupation of Settlers: Farming and land clearing.
Known For Historically significant Black churches and schools. Community
resilience despite land deed disputes
High-Profile Individuals: Notable community builders and educators. Civic
leaders in local advocacy.
Significant Events: Land title struggles and community resilience through
systemic racism.
Landmarks: Historical churches.
Significant Events: Struggles over land ownership
