Fred Miller bought a plantation in Pittsylvania County with the hopes of hosting family gatherings.
He later learned more about his family and his ancestors who were enslaved on the property.
Check out his full story below.
Source: WSLS News 10
Southside man buys plantation for family events, learns his enslaved ancestors worked on property
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