Reading Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass’s fiery 1852 speech “The Meaning of the Fourth of July for the Negro” Guy Peartree, re-enactor, leads a…
RiverFest at the Summer Solstice
Sunday, June 21st Add to your enjoyment of the Summer Solstice by exploring the environs of the Old Manse &…
RiverFest at the Summer Solstice
Sunday, June 21st Add to your enjoyment of the Summer Solstice by exploring the environs of the Old Manse &…
She Ought to be Set at Liberty
“She Ought to be Set at Liberty”: Slavery and Freedom in 18th-Century Massachusetts Massachusetts is often associated with abolition and…
She Ought to be Set at Liberty
“She Ought to be Set at Liberty”: Slavery and Freedom in 18th-Century Massachusetts Massachusetts is often associated with abolition and…
Thomas Dugan: Yeoman of Concord
Now through May 1, 2016 African American Thomas Dugan (1747-1827) was born almost thirty years before the start of the…
Thomas Dugan: Yeoman of Concord
Now through May 1, 2016 African American Thomas Dugan (1747-1827) was born almost thirty years before the start of the…
1827 Concord: A Walking Tour with Jayne Gordon
An inventory of Thomas Dugan’s property in 1827 provides an intriguing glimpse into the life of this formerly enslaved Concordian.…
1827 Concord: A Walking Tour with Jayne Gordon
An inventory of Thomas Dugan’s property in 1827 provides an intriguing glimpse into the life of this formerly enslaved Concordian.…
Third Annual Dennis Farm Symposium
Concord African American descendant Denise Dennis celebrates her great-great grandfather Henry Dennis' 200th birthday (1815-1882) with a symposium and discussion…
