Students from School of the Holy Child gathered to honor the life of Peg Lyon. We invite you to watch highlights from the ceremony here.
Students from Timberlane Middle School gathered the community to share their recovered history of Nance and her family. We invite you to watch the ceremony and discover the children’s artwork […]
From the Greenwich Sentinel on May 16, 2024 Four enslaved individuals who resided at Bush-Holley House in the 18th and 19th centuries were honored at a ceremony on April 26th at […]
The Somerset County (NJ) Cultural & Heritage Commission recognized the Witness Stones Project alongside the Friends of the Abraham Staats House, the South Bound Brook School District, and the […]
By Pam Johnson in The Sound on May 4, 2024 A Witness Stone to honor Cambridge Gould, an enslaved man who lived in Branford circa 1757, was installed May 3 outside First […]
By Sydney Boyo on NBC Connecticut on May 3, 2024
By Diane Orson on May 1, 2024 on NPR’s All Things Considered For centuries, stories of northern slavery were not easy to find. Understanding slavery in this project involves learning […]
By Robert Marchant on April 27, 2024 in the Greenwich Time GREENWICH — The lives of enslaved laborers who toiled on the fields, stables and kitchens of Greenwich in the 1700s […]
By Chris Larabee in the Daily Hampshire Gazette on April 18, 2024 In partnership with the American Folk Art Museum, Historic Deerfield is presenting an exhibition on the unexplored histories of […]
A panel of experts talks about efforts to uncover long-ignored stories and recalibrate our understanding of Connecticut’s historical involvement with slavery. Former State Representative Pat Wilson Pheanious shares her family’s […]