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Slavery in the Colonial North

Museum educators outside Philipsburg Manor

Introducing the Northern Slavery Collective

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HHV’s People Not Property Helps Teachers Tackle the Hard History of Slavery

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HHV Receives Accolades for People Not Property, Contributes to ArtsWestchester Exhibition, and Bella Meyer Visits Union Church

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Reexamining Our Collection Reveals New Information on Local History and the Enslaved Population

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A large jar made in the workshop of Thomas Commeraw. New York, 1810-1820. Stoneware. Historic Hudson Valley (VC.59.16X).

Thomas Commeraw, Free Black Potter of New York

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Teacher Talks: Using People Not Property in the Classroom

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HHV Receives Accolades for “People Not Property” and More

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Susan of Philipsburg Manor

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Sojourner Truth: A journey from enslavement to inspiring speaker and human rights advocate

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K-12 Reading List on Slavery, Race, and African American History and Culture

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