#115 African Burial Ground
During the construction of a downtown federal administration building, an extraordinary find was discovered -- the remnants of a burial ground used by African slaves during the 18th century. In the earliest days of New Amsterdam, the first Africans were brought against their will to help build the new Dutch port,…
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