Dozens of community members and Millikin University alumni were on hand Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026 at University Commons during the unveiling of the fourth marker on the Macon County African American Heritage Trail.
Cordell Ingram, left, along with Julia Livingston, center, and Stacey Young were present Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026 for the the unveiling of a new marker at Millikin University along the Macon County African American Heritage Trail .
Millikin University alumni Jerome Brown, left, Beverly Guiler, center, and Debra Fields studied the newest Macon County African American Heritage Trail marker.
The fourth Macon County African American Heritage Trail marker was unveiled Saturday, oct. 3, 2026 in front of University Commons at Millikin University.
Photos: Black Business African American Heritage Trail marker
The African American Heritage Trail marker recognizing Samuel Houston Singleton and Macon County’s Black business owners is unveiled at a ribbon-cutting ceremony in downtown Decatur on Tuesday, Sept. 1.
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Diva and Matt Samuels look at the African American Heritage Trail marker recognizing Samuel Houston Singleton and Macon County’s Black business owners during the ribbon-cutting ceremony in downtown Decatur on Tuesday, Sept. 1.
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Livingston family members gather for a picture with the new African American Heritage Trail marker recognizing Macon County’s Black business owners, including Horace “Buck” Livingston on Decatur’s Merchant Street on Tuesday, Sept. 1.
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Ken Robinson talks about his family’s history in business at the latest African American Heritage Trail marker ribbon-cutting ceremony in downtown Decatur on Tuesday, Sept. 1.
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Historian Mark Sorensen speaks before the unveiling of the African American Heritage Trail marker recognizing Samuel Houston Singleton and Macon County’s Black business owners on Merchant Street in Decatur on Tuesday, Sept. 1.
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Dozens of community members and Millikin University alumni were on hand Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026 at University Commons during the unveiling of the fourth marker on the Macon County African American Heritage Trail.
Cordell Ingram, left, along with Julia Livingston, center, and Stacey Young were present Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026 for the the unveiling of a new marker at Millikin University along the Macon County African American Heritage Trail .
Millikin University alumni Jerome Brown, left, Beverly Guiler, center, and Debra Fields studied the newest Macon County African American Heritage Trail marker.
The fourth Macon County African American Heritage Trail marker was unveiled Saturday, oct. 3, 2026 in front of University Commons at Millikin University.