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SUMMARY:The World of James Knapp
DESCRIPTION:Learn about James Knapp\, descendent of Dinah Jackson who was enslaved to the Van Rensselaer family who lived at today’s Historic Cherry Hill. View artwork from contemporary artists that interprets James Knapp’s life that is on exhibit at Historic Cherry Hill\, The Pommer building (153 S. Pearl Street)\, and at The Stephen and Harriet Myers Residence.\nVisit the Historic Cherry Hill website for more information.
URL:https://undergroundrailroadhistory.org/event/the-world-of-james-knapp/
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SUMMARY:Seneca Chief - 2025 Bicentennial Voyage: Commemorating the Erie Canal - Celebrating Community at Jennings Landing in Albany\, NY
DESCRIPTION:The Seneca Chief was the canal packet boat that famously carried Governor DeWitt Clinton and dignitaries on the first voyage through the completed Erie Canal in 1825\, an event known as the “Wedding of the Waters”. Upon arrival at New York City water from Lake Erie was poured into the Hudson River resulting in a ‘wedding of the waters’ and pronouncing the Erie Canal open for business. Today\, the Buffalo Maritime Center has built a full-scale\, historically accurate replica of this original Erie Canal boat to commemorate the 2025 Bicentennial of the Erie Canal’s opening. Join with others in celebrating this remarkable achievement\, both that of the past and contemporarily\, by joining in the various community events planned for the Seneca Chief voyage. \nUREC will be tabling at Jennings Landing on Sunday\, October 19 between 11am-4pm. We are excited to particapte with other community organizations in providing educational and interactive experiences at the waterfront. Come learn about Black involvement in bringing the Erie Canal to life\, try your hand at metal forging and pouring pewter\, learn about the canal’s impact on the Indigenous Peoples across whose land the canal was located\, and more. See you on October 19 at Jennings Landing\, Albany! \nFull details\, including ways to provide financial support for this endeavor\, can be accessed by clicking HERE
URL:https://undergroundrailroadhistory.org/event/seneca-chief-2025-bicentennial-voyage-commemorating-the-erie-canal-celebrating-community/
LOCATION:Jennings Landing\, 1 Quay Street\, Albany\, NY\, 12207
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