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SUMMARY:Working the Waters: Black Mariners on the Hudson River 1800s
DESCRIPTION:Our Black Experience Exhibit Series features stories that illuminate Black history in the Capital Region and beyond. Designed to travel\, the pop-up exhibits move from one community space to the next\, ensuring Black history remains visible and accessible.\nOur first exhibit Working the Waters explores the lives and labor of Black men and women who worked on ships\, built communities\, and navigated freedom. The exhibit invites visitors to re-imagine life on the Hudson River and the histories that unfolded upon it.\nWorking the Waters is on view now through October 31st at Albany’s City Hall
URL:https://undergroundrailroadhistory.org/event/working-the-waters-black-mariners-on-the-hudson-river-1800s/
LOCATION:Albany City Hall\, 24 Eagle Street\, Albany\, NY\, 12207
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SUMMARY:Black Cherry Lane - an exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Black Cherry Lane is an exhibition that grew out of the film American Graveyard produced by Heather Quinlan. It came about because no surviving visuals could be found of Cherry Lane Cemetery or the AME Zion church that once stood there. So artists including quilters\, miniaturists\, painters and tintype photographers stepped in to reimagine the site and its community. Archival material will be featured courtesy of Historic Richmond Town and the Staten Island Museum\, with programming throughout the month. \nThe gallery is located at 55 Richmond Terrace in Empire Outlets on Staten Island and will be Wed–Fri 12–4 and weekends 11–4 through October 25.
URL:https://undergroundrailroadhistory.org/event/black-cherry-lane-an-exhibit/
LOCATION:Empire Outlets\, 55 Richmond Terrace\, Staten Island\, 10301
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SUMMARY:SPAC in conversation with Dorothy Wickenden\, author of The Agitators: Three Friends who Fought for Abolition and Women's Rights
DESCRIPTION:Experience an extraordinary afternoon with Dorothy Wickenden\, bestselling author\, writer\, and longtime New Yorker editor\, as she explores the remarkable true story behind The Agitators — three fearless women whose friendship\, conviction\, and courage helped shape the fight for abolition and women’s rights. Moderated by former New York Times Style Photo Editor Tiina Loite\, this timely conversation will examine the power of storytelling\, the women who changed the course of history\, and the enduring impact of their voices today. \nMore information about this event is available by clicking HERE \nTo learn more about Dorothy Wickenden\, click HERE
URL:https://undergroundrailroadhistory.org/event/spac-in-conversation-with-dorothy-wickenden-author-of-the-agitators-three-friends-who-fought-for-abolition-and-womens-rights/
LOCATION:Saratoga Spa State Park Hall of Springs\, 108 Avenue of the Pines\, Saratoga Springs\, NY\, 12866
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