National Museum of African American History and Culture

Washington, D.C., United States

4,642 artworks

General Collection form for the Brazilian ship Convenção

Captain Joaquin Antonio da Cortá, 1840

Letter to the captain of the Convenção from the Rio de Janeiro Police

Unknown, 1840

Letter to the captain of the Convenção from the Rio de Janeiro Police

Captain Joaquin Antonio da Cortá, 1840

Bill of sale for four enslaved persons in Charleston, South Carolina

American Stephen F. Clarke, 1840

Bill of sale for four enslaved persons in Charleston, South Carolina

James W. Gray, American, died 1870, 1840

Bill of sale for four enslaved persons in Charleston, South Carolina

Unknown, 1840

Bill of sale for four enslaved persons in Charleston, South Carolina

Unidentified Woman, 1840

Bill of sale for four enslaved persons in Charleston, South Carolina

American George Lynes, 1840

Bill of sale for four enslaved persons in Charleston, South Carolina

Unidentified Man, 1840

Bill of sale for four enslaved persons in Charleston, South Carolina

American Robert W. Roper, 1840

Charleston Neck slave badge from 1848 for Porter No. 230

American David H. Deveaux, 1840

<I>The Liberator, Vol. XV, No. 26</I>

American William Lloyd Garrison, 1840

<I>The Liberator, Vol. XV, No. 26</I>

American Isaac Knapp, 1840

<I>The Liberator, Vol. XV, No. 26</I>

American J.B. Yerrington & Son, 1840

<I>The Liberator, Vol. XV, No. 26</I>

American The Liberator, 1840

Letter to a British captain from Eyo Honesty II

Nigerian Eyo Honesty II, 1840

Metal leatherworking gauge

American Mary Elizabeth Sugg, 1840

Metal leatherworking gauge

American William Sugg, 1840

Metal leatherworking gauge

American Vernon Sugg McDonald, 1840

<I>The Holy Bible</I>

Gilbert McCloe, American, born 1847, 1840

<I>The Holy Bible</I>

American Ann Wobe, 1840

<I>The Holy Bible</I>

American John B. Perry, 1840

<I>The Holy Bible</I>

John Cortland McCloe, American, born 1853, 1840

<I>The Holy Bible</I>

Aaron McCloe, American, born 1844, 1840