National Museum of African American History and Culture

Washington, D.C., United States

4,642 artworks

Bill of sale for a girl named Clary purchased by Robert Jardine for 50 pounds

American Richard Burk, 1800

Bill of sale for a girl named Clary purchased by Robert Jardine for 50 pounds

Unidentified Child, 1800

Bill of sale for a girl named Clary purchased by Robert Jardine for 50 pounds

Unknown, 1800

Bill of sale for a girl named Clary purchased by Robert Jardine for 50 pounds

American John Ferguson, 1800

Bill of sale for a girl named Clary purchased by Robert Jardine for 50 pounds

Robert Jardine, 1800

Bill of sale for a girl named Clary purchased by Robert Jardine for 50 pounds

American Edmund Burk, 1800

British manilla

Unknown, 1800

Branding iron with "S" head

Unknown, 1800

String of cowrie shells

Unknown, 1800

Decorative wrought iron fashioned by Peter Simmons

Old Slave Mart Museum, American, founded 1937, 1800

Decorative wrought iron fashioned by Peter Simmons

American Peter Simmons, 1800

Money box used by Bishop Richard Allen

Unknown, 1800

Money box used by Bishop Richard Allen

Richard Allen, 1800

Money box used by Bishop Richard Allen

African Methodist Episcopal Church, American, founded 1816, 1800

Money box used by Bishop Richard Allen

Benjamin Tanner, 1800

Slave whip owned by British abolitionist Charles James Fox

Unknown, 1800

Slave whip owned by British abolitionist Charles James Fox

British Hon. Charles James Fox, 1800

Invoice for weaving and the hiring of an enslaved woman, Philice

American Rouzee Family, 1800

Penca de Balangandã

Unknown, 1800

<I>"Ode to the Evening" in Juvenile Letters: Being a Correspondence Between Children, from Eight to Fifteen Years of Age</I>

Phillis Wheatley Peters, American, ca., 1800

<I>"Ode to the Evening" in Juvenile Letters: Being a Correspondence Between Children, from Eight to Fifteen Years of Age</I>

American David Carlisle, 1800

<I>"Ode to the Evening" in Juvenile Letters: Being a Correspondence Between Children, from Eight to Fifteen Years of Age</I>

American Caleb Bingham, 1800

Document on distribution of six enslaved persons owned by Elizabeth Roberts

Benjamin Perry, American, born 1761, 1800

Document on distribution of six enslaved persons owned by Elizabeth Roberts

Elizabeth Roberts, American, died 1802, 1800