The Randolph McCulloch Freedom Struggle Complex

I'm raising money to help my father's vision, 'The Randolph & McCulloch Complex' become a reality. He currently owns the property located at 655 N. Main St in Piqua, Ohio and hopes to transform it into a learning center-- amplifying black history and housing black-owned businesses. The complex will honor of the Randolph Freed People-- the subjects of one of the largest manumissions in the history of the United States. My dad's hope is to foster a greater knowledge of the Randolph Freed People's struggle for freedom and to memorialize the internment of ancestors at the African/Jackson Cemetery. He hopes to one day create a monument in honor of their journey and settlement in Rossville.

The site is currently in Phase 1 of renovations. Your contributions will support all the work being done on this site.

For more info on the Randolph Freedpeople, please click below:
https://www.ohiohistory.org/learn/collections/history/history-blog/2017/february-2017/randolphfreedpeople