Showing posts with label Slavery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Slavery. Show all posts
Friday, July 3, 2009

Beall-Dawson House (2)

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By: Alex Williams HS 129, Summer 1 2009 The historic site that I visited was the Beall-Dawson House. The picture attached is of the Beall-Da...

Stagville, NC

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By: Ebone' Pruitt HS 129, Summer 1 2009 As a visiting summer school student I am taking classes for Montgomery College online while I am...

Beall-Dawson House

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By: Angie Powell HS 129, Summer 1 2009 The Beall Dawson house located in Rockville, Maryland is a “restored 1815 Federal style home furnishe...

The White House

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By: Anonymous #1 HS 129, Summer 1 2009 During the inauguration earlier this year of the first African-American President of the United State...

"Uncle Tom's Cabin": Riley House, the Josiah Henson Home

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By: Kris Lasko HS 129, Summer 1 2009 On May 27, 2009, I visited the Riley House located at 11420 Old Georgetown Road in Rockville, MD. More ...

Northhampton Plantation (2)

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By: Min Park HS 129, Summer 1 2009 It was 3rd of June when I visited this archaeological site called Northampton slave quarter located in Pr...

Sandy Spring Slave Museum: Slaver Cross-section

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By Cory Watkins HS 129, Summer 1 2009 I chose to go and check out the Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery , It is located in...

The Homes of Many: Sandy Spring Slave Museum, Slave Cabin

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By Ashley Hungerford HS 129, Summer 1 2009 As many know by now slaves had a hard life. For starters, many people were taken from their famil...

Northampton Plantation

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By: Juanita Fisher HS 129, Summer 1 2009 The Northampton Plantation is a self-guided archaeological site that is located in Northlake reside...
Friday, June 26, 2009

Caulking Tools and Shackles

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By: Jada Monet HS 129, Summer 1, 2009 Last Saturday (May 30, 2009), I went to the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of African American History and C...