Hunts Point Slave Burial Ground
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    • The New York Times November 2017
    • The Sonnet Project
    • Hunts Point Express June 2016
    • The New York Times January 2014
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    • May 2014 Press Conference
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    • The Burial Ground: A Short Film by Monique John
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Check out this haunting video of William Shakespeare's Sonnet 45, filmed on location at the site of the Hunts Point Slave Burial Ground.  The Sonnet Project is, "a tapestry of cinematic art that infuses the poetry of William Shakespeare into the poetry of New York City. It’s huge, it’s visceral and it’s right here."  Want to know more about Sonnet 45? The Sonnet Project shares and enjoy all the sonnets produced thus far.
HPSBG is an educational project housed in PS 48, an NYC public school. Transform Learning About History to Doing Something About History
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