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Teacher Resource Portals
Museum of African American History | Boston and Nantucket
Additional Pedagogical Resources
Additional Pedagogical Resources
Investigating History Grade 5 Unit 2
Workshop Primary Sources
Workshop Primary Sources
Includes Corydon's receipt for buying his own freedom
This page is part of the MHS web feature "African Americans and the End of Slavery in MA"; this page links to the four freedom petitions in the MHS collections, 1773-1777
Additional Primary Sources
Additional Primary Sources
Additional Secondary Sources
Additional Secondary Sources
AshleyHouse_ElizabethFreemanExhibit_Panels (small file).pdfCol. John Ashley House exhibit labels on Elizabeth Freeman and slavery at the Ashley House (Trustees of Reservations)
Co-Curated by Dr. Kyera Singleton, Dr. Jared Hardesty and archeologist Joseph Bagley
includes primary sources and additional information
The Porter-Phelps-Huntington House Museum in Hadley, MA has developed a series of cohesive biographies of the six people enslaved t the farmstead in the 18th century.
Exhibit panels from the Porter-Phelps-Huntington House Museum in Hadley, MA explore what the Revolution meant to a diverse array of people living and working on the farmstead.
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