National Museum of African American History and Culture

Washington, D.C., United States

4,642 artworks

<I>The American Female Poets: With Biographical and Critical Notices</I>

American Lindsay and Blakiston, 1840

Charleston slave badge from 1858 for Porter No. 1414

American William M. Rouse, 1850

Charleston slave badge from 1854 for Servant No. 831

American William M. Rouse, 1850

Ambrotype of a woman seated with a hat in her lap

Unknown, 1850

Ambrotype of a woman seated with a hat in her lap

Unidentified Woman, 1850

Unit badge for Ira Fields of Unassigned Company A of the U.S. Colored Infantry

Unknown, 1850

Unit badge for Ira Fields of Unassigned Company A of the U.S. Colored Infantry

Ira Fields, American, died 1918, 1850

Unit badge for Ira Fields of Unassigned Company A of the U.S. Colored Infantry

Unassigned Company A, United States Colored Infantry, American, 1850

<I>Robbing the Eagle's Nest</I>

Robert S. Duncanson, 1850

Traveling trunk used by George Thompson Garrison in the Civil War

Crouch & Fitzgerald, American, founded 1839, 1850

Traveling trunk used by George Thompson Garrison in the Civil War

55th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, American, 1850

Traveling trunk used by George Thompson Garrison in the Civil War

George Thompson, 1850

<I>Frederick Douglass' Paper</I>

American Frederick Douglass, 1850

Broadside for an estate sale of "229 Rice Field Negroes"

Unidentified Child, 1850

Broadside for an estate sale of "229 Rice Field Negroes"

Unknown, 1850

Broadside for an estate sale of "229 Rice Field Negroes"

P.J. Porcher & Baya Co., American, 1859 ca. 1863, 1850

Broadside for an estate sale of "229 Rice Field Negroes"

Harrietta Plantation, American, founded 1807, 1850

Broadside for an estate sale of "229 Rice Field Negroes"

Unidentified Woman, 1850

Broadside for an estate sale of "229 Rice Field Negroes"

Unidentified Man, 1850

<I>A Semi-Centenary Discourse delivered in The First African Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, on the Fourth Sabbath of May, 1857: With a History of the Church from its First Organization, including a Brief Notice of Rev. John Gloucester, its First Pastor</I>

American Rev. William T. Catto, 1850

<I>A Semi-Centenary Discourse delivered in The First African Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, on the Fourth Sabbath of May, 1857: With a History of the Church from its First Organization, including a Brief Notice of Rev. John Gloucester, its First Pastor</I>

American Rev. John Gloucester, 1850

<I>A Semi-Centenary Discourse delivered in The First African Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, on the Fourth Sabbath of May, 1857: With a History of the Church from its First Organization, including a Brief Notice of Rev. John Gloucester, its First Pastor</I>

American Joseph M. Wilson, 1850

<I>A Semi-Centenary Discourse delivered in The First African Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, on the Fourth Sabbath of May, 1857: With a History of the Church from its First Organization, including a Brief Notice of Rev. John Gloucester, its First Pastor</I>

First African Presbyterian Church, American, founded 1807, 1850

Tintype of two men wearing suits

Unknown, 1850