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The following three narratives are taken from three different publications. They describe the African-American community of "Brownsville", which was once situated on portions of the present-day Frostburg State University campus. The following is from an article by James Limbaugh appearing in, A Century of Commitment - Frostburg State University, 1898-1998:
Brownsville - Inextricably linked to the history of the founding and growth of Frostburg State University is the story of the community of Brownsville.