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Jupiter Hammon Project Resouces: Digital Resources

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Written by pliadmin on June 12, 2020 in Jupiter Hammon

Interactive Websites & Podcasts

  • National Museum of African American History & Culture, Talking about Race 
  • Historic Hudson Valley, People Not Property
  • American Antiquarian Society, Black Self-Publishing 
  • Brooklyn Historical Society, 400 Years of Inequality: Slavery, Race, and Our Unresolved History 
  • New York Times Magazine, 1619 Project 
  • Columbia University, Mapping the African American Past
  • RACE Project
  • Humanities New York, Reckoning with the History of Enslavement
  • NPR 5-Minute Listen, “Student Finds New Work By First Published African-American Poet”
  • WFUV Public Radio Podcast: “You Should Know Their Names” 

Online Exhibitions

  • New-York Historical Society, Slavery in New York
  • New-York Historical Society, Examination Days: The New York African Free School Collection
  • Brooklyn Historical Society, In Pursuit of Freedom 
  • Colonial Williamsburg, Slavery and Remembrance: A Guide to Sites, Museums, and Memory
  • James Madison’s Montpelier, A Mere Distinction of Color 
  • Slavery at Mount Vernon 
  • The Paradox of Liberty: Slavery at Jefferson’s Monticello 

Databases

  • New York Slavery Records Index 
  • Enslaved: People of the Historical Slave Trade 
  • Slave Voyages Database
  • Slavery Images 
  • Freedom Narratives 
  • Plain Sight Project
  • Freedom on the Move: A Database of Fugitives from American Slavery 

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This past weekend, we enjoyed a fantastic behind-the-scenes tour of the ongoing preservation work at the John and Alice Coltrane Home in Dix Hills. Even with many of the walls removed, the house still radiates warmth and peace. We cant wait to see the full vision of the @coltranehome come to life! 🎷 🎶 

Music legend John Coltrane resided in Dix Hills at the Coltrane Home from 1964 until his death in 1967. His wife, Alice, lived in the house with her four children until 1973. Many important musical works were created at the Coltrane Home, including John Coltrane’s masterpiece, A Love Supreme. The house was also the site of Coltrane Studios, where Alice made many recordings and crafted her visionary spiritual  jazz.Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment

This past weekend, we enjoyed a fantastic behind-the-scenes tour of the ongoing preservation work at the John and Alice Coltrane Home in Dix Hills. Even with many of the walls removed, the house still radiates warmth and peace. We can't wait to see the full vision of the @coltranehome come to life! 🎷 🎶

Music legend John Coltrane resided in Dix Hills at the Coltrane Home from 1964 until his death in 1967. His wife, Alice, lived in the house with her four children until 1973. Many important musical works were created at the Coltrane Home, including John Coltrane’s masterpiece, A Love Supreme. The house was also the site of Coltrane Studios, where Alice made many recordings and crafted her visionary spiritual jazz.
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