National Museum of African American History and Culture

Washington, D.C., United States

4,642 artworks

<I>The Battle between Crib and Molineaux</I>

Unknown, 1811

<I>The Battle between Crib and Molineaux</I>

British Walker and Knight, 1811

<I>The Battle between Crib and Molineaux</I>

English Tom Cribb, 1811

<I>The Battle between Crib and Molineaux</I>

American Bill Richmond, 1811

Record of taxes on property, including enslaved persons, owned by Edward Rouzee

American Rouzee Family, 1820

Hollow-cut silhouette portrait of Rachel Creefield

Unknown, 1820

Hollow-cut silhouette portrait of Rachel Creefield

Rachel Creefield, 1820

Charleston slave badge from 1825 for Porter No. 754

American John Joseph Lafar, 1820

Church pew from the Twelfth Baptist Church of Boston

Twelfth Baptist Church, American, founded 1840, 1820

Letter concerning procurement of whips, personal effects, and bolts of cloth

Unknown, 1820

Letter concerning procurement of whips, personal effects, and bolts of cloth

American Rouzee Family, 1820

Crown molder made by Jethro Jones

Jethro Jones, American, died 1828, 1820

<I>Niles' Weekly Register, Third Series No. 3 Vol. IX</I>

Hezekiah Niles, 1820

<I>Niles' Weekly Register, Third Series No. 3 Vol. IX</I>

Weekly Register, 1820

Payment receipt for hire of an enslaved man to the estate of John Rouzee

American Rouzee Family, 1820

Hollow-cut silhouette of John Miller Dickey

Unknown, 1820

Hollow-cut silhouette of John Miller Dickey

John Miller, 1820

Record of taxes on property, including enslaved persons, owned by Edward Rouzee

American Rouzee Family, 1820

Document announcing Connecticut's opposition to banning free Blacks

Oliver Wolcott, 1820

Document announcing Connecticut's opposition to banning free Blacks

Thomas Day, 1820

Document announcing Connecticut's opposition to banning free Blacks

John Martin, 1820

Charleston slave badge from 1825 for Servant No. 1052

American John Joseph Lafar, 1820

Charleston slave badge from 1820 for Servant No. 375

American John Joseph Lafar, 1820

Charleston slave badge from 1825 for Mechanic No. 179

American John Joseph Lafar, 1820