An Exhibit Honoring the Lenape People at the Brooklyn Public Library

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Apr 14, 2022

It's the last month to check out Lenapehoking, a special exhibit at the Greenpoint branch of the Brooklyn Public Library that honors the Lenape people. We'll speak to curator Joe Baker, who is also the founder of the Lenape Center, about the exhibit and his efforts to bring awareness to the history of New York's first residents.

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