| 101# Instructions and info 102# Introduction by D.C. Mayor Adrian M. Fenty 103# Lafayette Square An enslaved woman buys her freedom and changes the nation's history... 104# Andrew Jackson Statue A slave helps craft this statue and the Capitol's statue of freedom... 105# The White House From slavery to sit-ins... |
106# Freedman's Savings and Trust Co. (today site of the Treasury Annex) $3M dollars vanish without a trace... 107# Rodgers House/Belasco Theater (today Court of Claims entrance) A command performance by the first African American opera star... 108# Lillian Evanti Recording* 109# Tayloe House Compensated emancipation, only in DC... 110# Dolley Madison's House A former slave shows charity toward an impoverished First lady... |
111# St. John's Church Free and enslaved African Americans are married at the President's Parish... 112# Weddings at St. John's 113# Civil Rights Era 114# Daniel Webster's House (today site of US Chamber of Commerce) A slave plans a daring escape, but has a change of heart... 115# Jennings' Letter |
116# Decatur House Slave Quarters Men, women and children from two families living together in 900sq. ft... 117# Members of Gadsby's Enslaved Household 118# Decatur House Where Charlotte Dupuy takes a brave stand against slavery... 119# 712 Jackson Place (today site of the Truman Foundation) Murder or self-defense? Will justice be served on Jackson Place?... 120# Ewell House (today site of 734-736 Jackson Place) Buying, selling, and resisting... |
