The African Burial Ground, Annie Fenimore
Old State House 25 The Green, DoverBlack History Month program about the site that is believed to be the final resting place for enslaved and free Black men, women and children who died on the John...
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“The Rocks” by Debra Martin
15308|https://www.ugrrdelaware.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/image1-31.png|full In the 1850s, Wilmington, Delaware’s fully-developed Underground Railroad network included Black and white agents, merchant schooner captains traveling between Virginia and DE, and citizens who kept a watchful eye...
Ending Erasure: Recognizing African Americans in the Cultural Landscape
Hockessin Public Library 1023 Valley Road, HockessinGloria Henry & Vertie Lee from the Delaware Division of Historical & Cultural Affairs share the stories of the people who lived, labored and died at the site of the...
Hidden Lives: Slavery, Freedom & The Green Walking Tour
First State Heritage Park 43 The Green, DoverPeople of color have been an integral part of the Dover community for more than 300 years, but for much of that history were treated as second-class citizens, at best...and...