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SUMMARY:Writing Freedom
DESCRIPTION:Enter Harriet Beecher Stowe’s 1870’s historic home\, where we’ll make space for powerful stories from history. \nWhat is a Freedom Narrative? Historically referred to as a “slave narrative\,” a freedom narrative is a true\, firsthand account of liberation by a Black storyteller\, describing their efforts to free themselves from slavery and to build a life in freedom. Thousands of freedom narratives were written\, dictated\, and shared before and after slavery legally ended in the United States. Their creators used the power of their words to speak out against injustice\, assert their humanity\, and record the truth of our nation’s history. \nOn this tour\, we’ll learn about three 19th-century Black abolitionists: Harriet Jacobs\, Frederick Douglass\, and Josiah Henson. Each of these authors had a direct connection to and impact on the writing of Harriet Beecher Stowe\, but this tour focuses on their lives and activism. We’ll have the opportunity to hear portion of their stories\, told in their own words\, and to consider the lessons these stories hold for our own time.
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SUMMARY:Inspiring Stowe: The Real Josiah Henson
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SUMMARY:Inspiring Stowe: The Real Josiah Henson
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SUMMARY:Writing Freedom
DESCRIPTION:Enter Harriet Beecher Stowe’s 1870’s historic home\, where we’ll make space for powerful stories from history. \nWhat is a Freedom Narrative? Historically referred to as a “slave narrative\,” a freedom narrative is a true\, firsthand account of liberation by a Black storyteller\, describing their efforts to free themselves from slavery and to build a life in freedom. Thousands of freedom narratives were written\, dictated\, and shared before and after slavery legally ended in the United States. Their creators used the power of their words to speak out against injustice\, assert their humanity\, and record the truth of our nation’s history. \nOn this tour\, we’ll learn about three 19th-century Black abolitionists: Harriet Jacobs\, Frederick Douglass\, and Josiah Henson. Each of these authors had a direct connection to and impact on the writing of Harriet Beecher Stowe\, but this tour focuses on their lives and activism. We’ll have the opportunity to hear portion of their stories\, told in their own words\, and to consider the lessons these stories hold for our own time.
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SUMMARY:Writing Freedom
DESCRIPTION:Enter Harriet Beecher Stowe’s 1870’s historic home\, where we’ll make space for powerful stories from history. \nWhat is a Freedom Narrative? Historically referred to as a “slave narrative\,” a freedom narrative is a true\, firsthand account of liberation by a Black storyteller\, describing their efforts to free themselves from slavery and to build a life in freedom. Thousands of freedom narratives were written\, dictated\, and shared before and after slavery legally ended in the United States. Their creators used the power of their words to speak out against injustice\, assert their humanity\, and record the truth of our nation’s history. \nOn this tour\, we’ll learn about three 19th-century Black abolitionists: Harriet Jacobs\, Frederick Douglass\, and Josiah Henson. Each of these authors had a direct connection to and impact on the writing of Harriet Beecher Stowe\, but this tour focuses on their lives and activism. We’ll have the opportunity to hear portion of their stories\, told in their own words\, and to consider the lessons these stories hold for our own time.
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SUMMARY:Writing Freedom
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SUMMARY:Writing Freedom
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SUMMARY:Inspiring Stowe: The Real Josiah Henson
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URL:https://stowecenter.org/event/inspiring-stowe-the-real-josiah-henson-6/
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SUMMARY:Writing Freedom
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SUMMARY:Inspiring Stowe: The Real Josiah Henson
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URL:https://stowecenter.org/event/inspiring-stowe-the-real-josiah-henson-7/
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SUMMARY:Writing Freedom
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SUMMARY:Inspiring Stowe: The Real Josiah Henson
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URL:https://stowecenter.org/event/inspiring-stowe-the-real-josiah-henson-8/
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SUMMARY:Harriet's Hearth: Holidays at the Stowe House
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the holidays at the Stowe Center for Literary Activism with a special tour called Harriet’s Hearth. As we traverse the Stowe House\, we will read seasonally themed excerpts written by Stowe and our larger Constellation of Hope & Freedom. These excerpts\, by a variety of 19th century literary activists\, will touch on themes of generosity and compassion during the holiday season. Guests will also be able to take pictures and engage with Stowe’s holiday decorations\, cards\, and other objects from the Stowe collection. \nThis project is supported by funding through CT Humanities.
URL:https://stowecenter.org/event/harriets-hearth-holidays-at-the-stowe-house/
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URL:https://stowecenter.org/event/harriets-hearth-holidays-at-the-stowe-house-2/
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URL:https://stowecenter.org/event/harriets-hearth-holidays-at-the-stowe-house-4/
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URL:https://stowecenter.org/event/harriets-hearth-holidays-at-the-stowe-house-5/
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SUMMARY:Harriet's Hearth: Holidays at the Stowe House
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the holidays at the Stowe Center for Literary Activism with a special tour called Harriet’s Hearth. As we traverse the Stowe House\, we will read seasonally themed excerpts written by Stowe and our larger Constellation of Hope & Freedom. These excerpts\, by a variety of 19th century literary activists\, will touch on themes of generosity and compassion during the holiday season. Guests will also be able to take pictures and engage with Stowe’s holiday decorations\, cards\, and other objects from the Stowe collection. \nThis project is supported by funding through CT Humanities.
URL:https://stowecenter.org/event/harriets-hearth-holidays-at-the-stowe-house-6/
LOCATION:Stowe Center Visitor Center\, 71 Forest Street\, Hartford\, CT\, 06105\, United States
CATEGORIES:Harriets Hearth,Tours
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