National Museum of African American History and Culture

Washington, D.C., United States

4,642 artworks

Bahamian bill of sale for enslaved individuals, Trim and Flora

Bahamian James Stevens, 1790

Bahamian bill of sale for enslaved individuals, Trim and Flora

British John Addison, 1790

Bahamian bill of sale for enslaved individuals, Trim and Flora

British John Stevens, 1790

Bahamian bill of sale for enslaved individuals, Trim and Flora

British Dan Sutherland, 1790

Bill of sale for Flora, a woman enslaved in Connecticut

ca. Flora, 1790

Bill of sale for Flora, a woman enslaved in Connecticut

Margaret DeWitt Dwight, 1790

Bill of sale for Flora, a woman enslaved in Connecticut

Asa Benjamin, 1790

Bill of sale for Flora, a woman enslaved in Connecticut

American Abraham Van Horn DeWitt, 1790

Building brick from the White House

Unidentified Woman, 1790

Building brick from the White House

Jeremiah Kale, American, active late 18th century, 1790

Building brick from the White House

The White House, founded 1792, 1790

Building brick from the White House

William Moore, 1790

Building brick from the White House

Unidentified Man, 1790

<I>"Proposal for Republishing by Subscription, Poems by Phillis Wheatley..." in Massachusetts Spy: Or, The Worcester Gazette Vol. XX No. 956</I>

Phillis Wheatley Peters, American, ca., 1790

<I>"Proposal for Republishing by Subscription, Poems by Phillis Wheatley..." in Massachusetts Spy: Or, The Worcester Gazette Vol. XX No. 956</I>

American Isaiah Thomas, 1790

Building brick from the White House

Unidentified Woman, 1790

Building brick from the White House

Jeremiah Kale, American, active late 18th century, 1790

Building brick from the White House

The White House, founded 1792, 1790

Building brick from the White House

William Moore, 1790

Building brick from the White House

Unidentified Man, 1790

<I>Slave Trade, after a painting by George Morland (English, 1763-1804)</I>

British John Smith, 1790

Memorandum of enslaved men and women hired or not hired for 1794

American Rouzee Family, 1790

List of bonds taken for hire of enslaved persons owned by Richard Rouzee

American Rouzee Family, 1790

George III sterling silver sugar tongs

Joseph Cooper, English, active ca., 1790