Commemoration: Using Objects as Historical Narrative

Update: 2012-08-08

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Storytellers Novella Slaughter and Chris Miller embody the characters, events, and rhythms of the TransAtlantic movement of people from Africa to the New World

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Freedom

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Commemoration: Using Objects as Historical Narrative

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Commemoration: Using Objects as Historical Narrative

National Underground Railroad - Freedom Center

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Commemoration: Using Objects as Historical Narrative

National Underground Railroad - Freedom Center

Commemoration: Using Objects as Historical Narrative