Enslavement
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Harrisburg's African American Community Moves Through the Twentieth Century
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Study Areas
Enslavement
Anti-Slavery
Free Persons of Color
Underground Railroad
The Violent Decade
Civil War
US Colored Troops
Year of Jubilee (1863) |
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History Features
People
- Numa P. G. Adams, Howard University College of Medicine
- Trennor Thomas Beckwith, Veteran Post Adjutant
- Calvin B. Bell, Well-Known Altoona Policeman
- A. Dennee Bibb, Community Hero
- C. Lennon Carter, M.D.
- W. Justin Carter, Sr.
- Charles Hoyt Crampton, M.D.
- Obituary of Rap Dixon, July 22, 1944
- James Edward Foster, M.D.
- Autobiography of Jacob Benjamin Franklin
- Aura Imes and George Imes--Hygienic School Teachers
- George Lake Imes, Associate of George Washington Carver
- Obituary of Rev. Dr. Vernon R. James
- Charles Franklin Moss, Sr., Artist, Photographer
- Obituary of Colonel W. Strothers July 14, 1933
- In His Own Hand: Rev. Walker Tolliver, Pastor of Zion Baptist Church autobiographical sketch
- News Items About Formerly Enslaved Residents
Places
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Building Community
Central Pennsylvania Negro Leagues Baseball
- Blackball in Harrisburg, by Ted Knorr and Calobe Jackson
- Negro Leagues, Part 1, Early Games and the Independent Era
- Negro Leagues, Part 2, League Play and Major League Integration
- The First Game (Harrisburg vs. Philadelphia, 1867)
- The Olympic - Tyrolean Baseball Rivalry of 1876
- Obituary of Colonel W. Strothers July 14, 1933
- Obituary of Rap Dixon, July 22, 1944
- Event Program for Rap Dixon Memorial, 8 June 2007
- Cliff Christian and the Steelton Giants July 18, 1933
- James Buster Clarkson honored in Westmoreland
Worship
High School Days
Reference and Databases
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