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For years, controversy has swirled around Evergreen and East End cemeteries, where tens of thousands of African Americans were laid to rest from the late 19th century into the 21st. The cemeteries are neighbors, with many connections between them, but they are not the same, despite recent attempts to brand them as such. This has perhaps never been clearer than it is today. All one needs to do is look at the condition of each.
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City, State: Richmond, VA Type of Cause: Education Submitted By: Melissa Pocock Organization: Friends of East End Cemetery, Inc. Reclaim Richmond's African-American past through the collective stories of those buried at East End. Established in 1897, East End Cemetery served as one of several segregated African-American cemeteries in Richmond, Virginia - the former capital of the Confederacy. We estimate 15,000+ people are interred within the 16-acre cemetery.
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