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Dec 4, 2019 · Images of enslaved African-American people are relatively rare, and were almost always taken at the behest of the slaveholder, according to critic Stephen Best in “ Neither Lost nor Found:...
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- Antique colorized photo of the United States: Picking cotton.
- Antique black and white photograph: Sugar cane field, Cuba.
- Antique black and white photo of the United States: Picking cotton.
- Freedom: breaking chains African american hands and arms.
- Antique colorized photo of the United States: Picking cotton.
- Antique black and white photo of the United States: Picking cotton.
- Freedom: breaking chains African american hands and arms.
- First African-American Senators and Representatives to Serve in Congress.
- Old engraved illustration of Cotton - its Cultivation and Preparation in America, Cotton Picking - Popular Encyclopedia Published 1894.
- Mother and daughter sold at Slave Auction, Southern USA, 1860s.
- African Slave Trade.
- Workers picking cotton, Louisiana, 19th Century.
AFRICAN AMERICANS. IN SLAVERY. PHOTOGRAPHS: 1847-1863 * AFRICAN-BORN ENSLAVED MEN, named Renty and Fassena by their slaveholders, near Columbia, South Carolina, March 1850. Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University. 2. LUCY, HOLDING CHARLOTTE, A WHITE CHILD, ca. 1845.
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Feb 1, 2015 · Feb 1, 2015. January 31st marked the 150th anniversary of the signing of the Thirteenth Amendment, which abolished slavery. To commemorate the occasion, new photos have been released showing some...
Jun 18, 2021 · The autobiographical accounts of people across 17 states, paired with 500 black-and-white photographs, provides a unique portrait of U.S. history available online through the Library of Congress.
