Directions to New Guinea

As you make your way around the Green, continuing up Church Street from City Hall, pause when you reach the corner of Church and Elm Street. If you look to your right, just two blocks down, you will see State Street, and what was once the beginning of another thriving Black community called New Guinea, which relates to a man we mentioned at the beginning of this tour.

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  1. Field of Corn (with Osage Orange Trees)
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  2. Leatherlips
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  3. Out of Bounds
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  4. Recreation Center Relief Sculptures: Charting History, Community Time Capsule and Running Man Frieze (after Muybridge)
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  5. Jack Nicklaus Tribute Sculpture
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  6. Watch House
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  7. Going, Going... Gone!
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  8. Ascension
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  9. One Step at a Time
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  10. Narrow #5
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  11. Injection
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  12. Exuvia
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  13. Modified Social Benches
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  14. One Scene and Untitled
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  15. Jaunty Hornbeam and Sanguine Standing Stone
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  16. The Simulation of George M. Karrer's Workshop
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  17. Playing Through
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  18. Daily Chores
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  19. Tree of Life, Future Tense
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  20. Dublin Tunnel Mural
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  21. Feather Point
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  22. The Boat in the Field
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  23. In the Neighborhood
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  24. S/WING
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  25. S/WING
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