National Museum of African American History and Culture

Washington, D.C., United States

4,642 artworks

Hollow-cut silhouette of unidentified member of the Dickey family

Unidentified Child, 1820

Hollow-cut silhouette of unidentified member of the Dickey family

Unknown, 1820

Hollow-cut silhouette of unidentified member of the Dickey family

Unidentified Woman, 1820

<I>General La Fayette Bugle Waltz.</I>

American Joseph C. Taws, 1820

<I>General La Fayette Bugle Waltz.</I>

American Francis Johnson, 1820

Service bell owned by Eliza Kearns Jackson

Unknown, 1820

Service bell owned by Eliza Kearns Jackson

American Eliza Kearns Jackson, 1820

Charleston slave badge from 1828 for Servant No. 758

American John Joseph Lafar, 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

Charleston slave badge from 1820 for Servant No. 375

American John Joseph Lafar, 1820

Charleston slave badge from 1823 for Servant No. 229

American John Joseph Lafar, 1820

Record of taxable property, including enslaved persons, owned by Rouzee estates

American Rouzee Family, 1820

Charleston slave badge from 1824 for Porter No. 469

American John Joseph Lafar, 1820

Charleston slave badge from 1826 for Mechanic No. 336

American John Joseph Lafar, 1820

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

American Rouzee Family, 1820

Hollow-cut silhouette of Jane Miller Dickey

Unknown, 1820

Hollow-cut silhouette of Jane Miller Dickey

Jane Miller Dickey, 1820

Crown molder made by Jethro Jones

Jethro Jones, American, died 1828, 1820

Heirloom Saxon violin and bow

Unknown, 1820

Heirloom Saxon violin and bow

Joseph Fox, 1820

Charleston slave badge from 1822 for Porter No. 705

American John Joseph Lafar, 1820

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

American Rouzee Family, 1820

Charleston slave badge from 1825 for Servant No. 1052

American John Joseph Lafar, 1820