the Kansas Humanities Council awarded a grant to the Concerned Citizens of Old Quindaro, Kansas City, for In Unity There is Strength: The African American Experience, an exhibit to interpret the history of former slaves who escaped to Quindaro from across the Missouri River in the mid-19th century. The exhibit was to address religious, educational, and business elements of the community which they created. In 2018, Quindaro community stakeholders including historians, archeologists, scholars, and activists began resolving decades of struggle over how to strategically manage the historical site. References Further reading External links Abolitionism in the United States African-American history of Kansas Archaeological sites on the National Register of Historic Places in Kansas Geography of Wyandotte County, Kansas History of Kansas City, Kansas Native American history of Kansas 1857 establishments in Kansas Territory National Register of Historic Places in Kansas City, Kansas Bleeding Kansas Populated places on the Underground Railroad Tourist attractions in Wyandotte County, Kansas Populated places in Kansas established by African Americans