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Description: "Farmington is a 19th century home and former hemp plantation. From 1809 until John Speed’s death in 1840, between 20 and 70 enslaved African Americans worked on the plantation. The average Kentucky slaveholder owned fewer than five slaves, but Farmington, with its large slave population, resembled the large plantations of the state’s Bluegrass region."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Enslaved persons, Slavery, Speed family
Description: "Oak Alley as a sugar plantation was built by and relied on enslaved men, women and children. This self-guided exhibit focuses on some of the individuals who were owned and kept on the plantation, their lives and living conditions. It also includes a look into life after emancipation, as laborers continued to live in the increasingly squalid housing until the 20th century. "
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Subject: Historic house museums, Historic sites, Enslaved persons, Agricultural laborers, Slavery
Description: "The house was the home of Stephen Hopkins—a governor of Rhode Island and signatory of the Declaration of Independence—as well at least six of his slaves."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Enslaved persons, Hopkins, Stephen, 1707-1785, Slavery
Group: Enslaved persons
Creator: National Society of The Colonial Dames of America
Language: English
City: Providence
State: Rhode Island
Description: "Originally a two-storey, four-room brick house built by immigrant Thomas Benson in the late 1820s, the house on Cedar Farm was enlarged as the Benson family and their fortunes grew. Sold to Thomas and Rezin Hammond in 1887, the property became a "truck farm" which employed immigrant "pickers," mostly of Polish descent."
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Subject: Polish Americans, Agricultural laborers, Immigrants, Historic house museums
Group: Immigrants
Creator: Anne Arrundell County Historical Society
Language: English
City: Linthicum
State: Maryland
Description: In 1936 Frederic Palmer purchased the Palmer-Warner House, built in 1738.
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Subject: Historic house museums, Sexual minorities, Gay men
Description: "Filoli is an expansive landscape situated on the unceded ancestral lands of the Ramaytush Ohlone."
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Subject: Gardeners, Filoli Mansion and Gardens (Woodside, Calif.), Indigenous peoples, Household employees, Historic house museums
Description: "Built in 1865, and patterned after a design by Andrew J. Downing, this Evanston house was home to Frances Willard (1839-1898). Both author and activist, Frances Willard lived and worked in this house during the years of her presidency of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU). For many of those years, the house also served as an informal national headquarters for the WCTU and a boarding house for its workers."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Women social reformers, Willard, Frances E. (Frances Elizabeth), 1839-1898
Group: Women
Creator: The Center for Women's History and Leadership
Language: English
City: Evanston
State: Illinois
Description: "Gunston Hall was a busy, thriving enterprise made possible by the work of hundreds of people who were not part of the Mason family. Some people, such as Thomas Halbert, a tenant farmer, and Mrs. Newman, a governess, had a choice. Others, such as Cato, an enslaved man who probably worked in the fields, and William Bernard Sears, an indentured servant, toiled at Gunston Hall in bondage."
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Subject: Tenant farmers, Household employees, Indentured servants, Slavery, Enslaved persons, Mason, George, 1725-1792, Historic house museums
Group: Enslaved persons, Servants
Creator: George Mason's Gunston Hall
Language: English
City: Mason Neck
State: Virginia
Description: "A significant site of LGBTQ history, this Victorian Gothic cottage was the home of one of America’s earliest and most prolific female photographers."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Sexual minorities, Women photographers, Alice Austen House (New York, N.Y.), Lesbians
Description: "Like most of the large farmers in southern Brooklyn, the Lotts relied on the labor of slaves, indentured servants, and hired hands to grow the crops that they sold in the markets of Brooklyn and Manhattan. However, the Lotts freed their slaves by 1805, years before the abolition of slavery in New York State in 1827. Later, the house may have served as a stop on the Underground Railroad."
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Subject: Hendrick I. Lott House (New York, N.Y.), Immigrants, Underground Railroad, Indentured servants, Free African Americans, Household employees, Agricultural laborers, Slavery, Enslaved persons, Historic house museums
Group: Enslaved persons, Servants
Creator: Historic House Trust of New York City
Language: English
City: Brooklyn
State: New York
Description: "Journey to Colonial America.
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Subject: Slavery, Enslaved persons, Historic sites, Historic house museums
Group: Enslaved persons
Creator: Historic Hudson Valley
Language: English
City: Sleepy Hollow
State: New York
Description: "In 1857, amidst rising tensions between Native Americans and new settlers, 13-year-old Abbie Gardner’s family was killed by men of the Dakota Indian nation. This tragedy became known as the Spirit Lake Massacre. Young Abbie was taken hostage by the Dakota band and released 84 days later. Decades after the massacre, in 1891, Abbie returned to Arnolds Park and purchased the cabin, operating it as one of Iowa’s earliest tourist attractions."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Women pioneers, Indigenous peoples, Gardner-Sharp, Abbie, 1843-1921, Dakota Indians
Group: Indigenous peoples, Women
Creator: State Historical Society of Iowa
Language: English
City: Arnolds Park
State: Iowa
Description: "We preserve and interpret the historic landscape and buildings of Locust Grove, the final home of Louisville's founder George Rogers Clark, and tell the stories of all the individuals who lived and worked here, both free and enslaved, cultivating a deeper understanding of the present through a richer understanding of the past. "
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Subject: Locust Grove (Louisville, Ky. : Estate), Clark, George Rogers, 1752-1818, Enslaved persons, Historic house museums
Group: Enslaved persons
Creator: Historic Locust Grove, Inc.
Language: English
City: Louisville
State: Kentucky
Description: "The Museum tells the story of the domestic life of a wealthy merchant family and their four Irish servants, 1835-1865, when the mercantile seaport of New York City emerged as a growing metropolis and the commercial emporium of America."
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Subject: Merchant's House Museum (New York, N.Y.), Immigrants, Women household employees, Historic house museums
Group: Immigrants, Servants
Creator: Merchant's House Museum
Language: English
City: New York
State: New York
Description: Built circa 1801 for members of Maryland’s prominent Carroll family, the house also was home to at least 25 enslaved individuals, including William and Rebecca Ross and their two children and Izadod and Cis Conner and six of their 13 children."
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Subject: Carroll family, Carroll, Charles, 1775-1825, Homewood House Museum (Johns Hopkins University), Slavery, Enslaved persons, Historic house museums
Group: Enslaved persons
Creator: Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries & Museums
Language: English
City: Baltimore
State: Maryland
Description: "Come and hear the stories that Oxmoor has to tell of early pioneer days and the Native Americans, the history of hemp cultivation in Kentucky, the antebellum years and the enslaved community that lived and worked here, through the gilded age and present day. "
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Subject: Indigenous peoples, Women landscape architects, Coffin, Marian Cruger, 1876-1957, Slavery, Enslaved persons, Historic house museums
Group: Enslaved persons, Indigenous peoples, Women
Creator: Oxmoor Farm
Language: English
City: Louisville
State: Kentucky
Description: "Pearl S. Buck was a Pulitzer and Nobel Prize-winning author and a driving force in humanitarian causes. She was a longtime advocate of cross-cultural understanding and racial harmony as a means of achieving world peace. We continue her legacy of bridging cultures and changing lives through intercultural education, humanitarian aid, and sharing the Pearl S. Buck House National Historic Landmark museum."
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Subject: Women authors, Buck, Pearl S. (Pearl Sydenstricker), 1892-1973, Historic house museums
Description: "Business and life partners Bob Neal and Edgar Hellum met in 1934 and dedicated their lives to saving the structures and stories of Mineral Point’s mining history. The couple salvaged, restored, and made these buildings shine again."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Sexual minorities, Gay men
Group: LGBTQ+
Creator: Wisconsin Historical Society
Language: English
City: Mineral Point
State: Wisconsin
Description: "The house was the center of a plantation established in the late 17th century on the ancestral lands of the Matinecock Nation. Jupiter Hammon, one of the first published African American writers, was one of the many people of African descent enslaved at the site."
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Subject: Enslaved persons, Indigenous peoples, Historic house museums
Group: Enslaved persons, Indigenous peoples
Creator: Preservation Long Island
Language: English
City: Lloyd Harbor
State: New York
Description: "Bacon’s Castle is a rare example of High Jacobean architecture. Several outbuildings also survive, including an 1830 slave dwelling."
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Subject: Nat Turner's Rebellion, Virginia, 1831, Slavery, Enslaved persons, Bacon's Castle (Va.), Historic house museums
Description: "Standing atop a gentle rise overlooking the Ohio River, the Farnsley-Moremen House is the centerpiece of a 300-acre historic site in Louisville, Kentucky, called Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing. Built circa 1837, the house stands as a testament to the important role agriculture along the river played in the development of our country."
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Subject: Slavery, Enslaved persons, Historic house museums
Group: Enslaved persons
Creator: Riverside, the Farnsley-Moreman Landing
Language: English
City: Louisville
State: Kentucky
Description: "In the eighteenth century, the Royall House and Slave Quarters was home to the largest slaveholding family in Massachusetts and the enslaved Africans who made their lavish way of life possible."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Enslaved persons, Isaac Royall House (Medford, Mass.), Slavery, Royall, Isaac, 1677-1739, Free African Americans
Group: Enslaved persons
Creator: Royall House and Slave Quarters
Language: English
City: Medford
State: Massachusetts
Description: The 1,000-acre (400 ha)+ site was owned by Andrew Jackson, the seventh president of the United States, from 1804 until his death at the Hermitage in 1845.
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Subject: Historic house museums, Enslaved persons, Jackson, Andrew, 1767-1845, Hermitage (Hermitage, Tenn.), Slavery
Group: Enslaved persons
Creator: Andrew Jackson Foundation
Language: English
City: Hermitage
State: Tennessee
Description: "Tudor Place Historic House & Garden preserves the stories of six generations of descendants of Martha Washington, and the enslaved and free people who lived and worked at this Georgetown landmark for nearly two centuries."
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Subject: Tudor Place (Washington, D.C.), Immigrants, Free African Americans, Women, Household employees, Slavery, Enslaved persons, Historic house museums
Group: Enslaved persons, Servants, Women
Creator: Tudor Place
Language: English
City: Washington
State: District of Columbia
Description: "Greek Revival-style plantation house & grounds dating to the 1840s,"
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Subject: Historic house museums, Historic sites, Enslaved persons, Women, Belle Meade Plantation (Tenn.), Slavery
Group: Enslaved persons, Women
Creator: Belle Meade Plantation
Language: English
City: Nashville
State: Tennessee
Description: "The historic Ware-Lyndon House Museum hosts a decorative collection reflecting two prosperous doctors and their families: Dr. Edward Ware and Dr. Edward Lyndon. However, the current narrative of the house does not tell the full, dynamic and truthful story of the enslaved plantation and domestic workers. In 2019, a research project began in pursuit of a more holistic account of the Ware-Lyndon House and its inhabitants."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Enslaved persons, Slavery
Group: Enslaved persons
Creator: Athens-Clarke County Unified Government
Language: English
City: Athens
State: Georgia
Description: "Established in 1851, McLeod Plantation has borne witness to some of the most significant periods of our nation’s history. Today McLeod Plantation Historic Site is an important 37-acre Gullah/Geechee heritage site that has been carefully preserved in recognition of its cultural and historical significance."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Historic sites, Enslaved persons, Slavery
Group: Enslaved persons
Creator: Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission
Language: English
City: Charleston
State: South Carolina
Description: "It was once the home of Josiah Martin, an English sugar plantation owner who was born and raised on the West Indian island of Antigua...The 1790 U.S. census showed that the Martins owned 17 slaves, making them the largest slaveholders in what was then Queens County."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Enslaved persons, Slavery
Description: "Set in the picturesque Litchfield Hills in historic Woodbury's village center, the Glebe House is one of the earliest historic house museums in the nation. Its architecture, outstanding regional furniture collection and Gertrude Jekyll Garden combine to create one of the most authentic house museums in the region."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Women gardeners, Enslaved persons, Slavery
Group: Enslaved persons, Women
Creator: The Glebe House Museum
Language: English
City: Woodbury
State: Connecticut
Description: "Beauport, the Sleeper-McCann House, a National Historic Landmark, was the summer home of one of America’s first professional interior designers, Henry Davis Sleeper. Perched on a rock ledge overlooking Gloucester Harbor, Beauport was Sleeper’s retreat, backdrop for entertaining, and professional showcase, and an inspiration to all who visited."
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Subject: Gay men, Sexual minorities, Historic house museums
Description: "Sarah Orne Jewett House Museum reflects not only the Jewett sisters’ eclectic tastes and their desire to preserve family’s tradition, marrying Georgian architecture with Aesthetic Style; the house also reflects the life, work, and passion of Sarah, who created a life of artistic and literal freedom for herself in Victorian America."
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Subject: Lesbians, Women authors, Sexual minorities, Historic house museums
Description: "Hull-House, Chicago's first social settlement was not only the private home of Jane Addams and other Hull-House residents, but also a place where immigrants of diverse communities gathered to learn, to eat, to debate, and to acquire the tools necessary to put down roots in their new country."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Women social reformers, Immigrants, Addams, Jane, 1860-1935, Hull-House (Chicago, Ill.)
Group: Immigrants, Women
Creator: Jane Addams Hull-House Museum
Language: English
City: Chicago
State: Illinois
Description: "The contribution of slave labor to the construction and upkeep of the plantation, as well as agricultural prosperity and wealth accrued by Daniel Turnbull, was immense. During peak years of cotton production, operation of Rosedown utilized as many as 450 slaves."
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Subject: Rosedown Plantation, Women, Slavery, Enslaved persons, Historic house museums
Group: Enslaved persons, Women
Creator: Louisiana State Parks
Language: English
City: West Feliciana Parish
State: Louisiana
Description: "Louis Armstrong was one of the most recognizable entertainers in the world when he chose the working-class neighborhood of Corona, Queens to be his home in 1943."
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Subject: Louis Armstrong House Museum, African American musicians, Armstrong, Louis, 1901-1971, Historic house museums
Description: "Menokin, the home of Francis Lightfoot Lee — a signer of the Declaration of Independence — is a National Historic Landmark and, like our country, built on the contradictions of slavery. It is one of the best documented 18th century houses in the United States."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Historic sites, Enslaved persons, Lee, Francis Lightfoot, 1734-1797, Slavery
Description: "The historic preservation work and interpretation of history at Middleton Place focuses on major contributions of the Middleton family as well as the enslaved Africans and African Americans who lived and worked here."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Historic sites, Enslaved persons, Middleton Place (S.C.), Slavery
Group: Enslaved persons
Creator: Middleton Place Foundation
Language: English
City: Charleston
State: South Carolina
Description: "Explore upstairs and downstairs life in St. Paul’s largest house"
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Subject: Immigrants, James J. Hill House (Saint Paul, Minn.), Women, Household employees, Historic house museums
Group: Immigrants, Servants, Women
Creator: Minnesota Historical Society
Language: English
City: St. Paul
State: Minnesota
Description: "Thomas Jefferson enslaved over six hundred people throughout his life. Learn about the men, women, and children who built Jefferson's home, planted his crops, tended his gardens, and who helped run his household and raise his children."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Enslaved persons, Monticello (Va.), Slavery
Group: Enslaved persons
Creator: Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Language: English
City: Charlottesville
State: Virginia
Description: "The Hills, like the majority of white Austinites, were enslavers and they designed a home intended to be serviced through slave labor, along with a slave quarters that today is the only intact structure of its type in the city. "
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Subject: Historic house museums, Enslaved persons, Slavery
Description: "In 1885, Dr. Arthur Nichols and his wife Elizabeth purchased the 1804 townhouse where their three daughters matured into designers, writers, and social activists. Domestic staff, including locals and individuals from abroad, also lived and worked in the four story home."
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Subject: Immigrants, Household employees, Women, Historic house museums
Group: Immigrants, Servants, Women
Creator: Nichols House Museum
Language: English
City: Boston
State: Massachusetts
Description: "Learn about the Campbell household and the changes in business, community life, and technology that faced this family, its servants, and its community, circa 1910."
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Subject: Campbell House, Immigrants, Household employees, Women, Historic house museums
Description: "Hunter’s Home is the only remaining pre–Civil War plantation home in Oklahoma. A kitchen garden, field crops, animals, log cabin, and the historic home give visitors a window into life on an antebellum Cherokee plantation. "
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Subject: Cherokee Indians, Indigenous peoples, Historic house museums
Group: Indigenous peoples
Creator: Oklahoma Historical Society
Language: English
City: Park Hill
State: Oklahoma
Description: "Once known as the Jack Ross Boardinghouse, the Locke Boarding House was constructed in 1909, prior to the formal development of the town of Locke. Chinese men working on the construction of the Southern Pacific Railroad boarded in the small establishment which was located near the Southern Pacific Railroad shipping warehouse. The Kuramoto family operated the boarding house from 1921 until they were interned during World War II in 1942. The family did not return to resume operation of the Boarding House after the war. "
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Subject: Historic house museums, Immigrants, Japanese Americans, Foreign workers, Chinese
Group: Immigrants
Creator: California Department of Parks and Recreation
Language: English
City: Locke
State: California
Description: "The story of Forty Acres, the Porter-Phelps-Huntington House, extends beyond the family that lived within the house. Enslaved people and indentured servants were present on the property from its construction in 1752, and many stayed on after the abolition and gradual abandonment of the practice of enslavement in Massachusetts in the last quarter of the 18th century.'
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Subject: Agricultural laborers, Indentured servants, Slavery, Enslaved persons, Historic house museums
Group: Enslaved persons, Servants
Creator: Porter-Phelps-Huntington House Museum
Language: English
City: Hadley
State: Massachusetts
Description: Lefferts Historic House is an 18th-century Flatbush farmhouse which seeks to recognize its role as a site of slavery, of the enslaved Africans and the Indigenous people of the Lenapehoking who lived and worked the land.
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Subject: Historic house museums, Indigenous peoples, Enslaved persons, Lefferts Homestead (New York, N.Y.), Slavery, Agricultural laborers, Tenant farmers, Women, Delaware Indians
Group: Enslaved persons, Indigenous peoples
Creator: Propspect Park Alliance
Language: English
City: Brooklyn
State: New York
Description: "The 1893-1894 Pyle House is a Queen Anne-Style Victorian home that celebrates the Pyle Family and their meritorious careers, specifically Mamie Pyle and Gladys Pyle. Mamie Pyle was the lead Suffragist in South Dakota as president of the Universal Franchise League. Gladys Pyle was a woman of firsts in politics; first woman elected to the South Dakota Legislature, first woman to hold a constitutional office, as South Dakota Secretary of State, and the first woman elected, without previously being appointed, to the United States Congress, just to name a few."
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Subject: Historical museums, Stateswomen, Suffragists
Description: Built in 1844, the adobe home and grounds echo with the rich history of Spanish, Mexican and American California and with the families who helped transform Southern California from its ranching beginnings to a modern, urban society.
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Subject: Rancho Los Cerritos, Indigenous peoples, Historic house museums
Group: Indigenous peoples
Creator: Rancho Los Cerritos Historic Site
Language: English
City: Long Beach
State: California
Description: "Once a Native American hunting, fishing and farming ground, Sylvester Manor has since 1651 been home to eleven generations of its original European settler family. It reflects a remarkably intact history of America’s evolving tastes, economies and landscapes."
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Subject: Free African Americans, Slavery, Sylvester Manor Plantation Site (N.Y.), Indigenous peoples, Enslaved persons, Agricultural laborers, Indentured servants, Historic house museums
Group: Enslaved persons, Immigrants, Indigenous peoples, Servants
Creator: Sylvestor Manor
Language: English
City: Shelter Island
State: New York
Description: "The Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters allows visitors to explore the complicated relationships between the most and least powerful people in the city of Savannah in the early 19th century."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Enslaved persons, Slavery
Description: Explore the Gibson House and the gay subculture of early-twentieth-century Boston through Charlie Gibson's eyes. The story of the Museum's founder is one of legacy and family history, of the fading grandeur of Victorian-era Boston, and of Boston's LGBTQ history."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Sexual minorities
Description: "The Glen Burnie House sits on land that Winchester founder James Wood surveyed, claimed, and then settled in 1735. The oldest portions of the house were built by Wood’s son Robert in 1794 and 1797. Until the end of the Civil War and the ratification of the 13th amendment, every generation of Wood and Glass descendants enslaved men, women, and children on the property."
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Subject: Glen Burnie Historic House (Winchester, Va.), Slavery, Enslaved persons, Sexual minorities, Gay men, Historic house museums
Group: Enslaved persons, LGBTQ+
Creator: Museum of the Shenandoah Valley
Language: English
City: Winchester
State: Virginia
Description: "Van Cortlandt House Museum is the centerpiece of a 1,000-acre urban park that encompasses what was once the Van Cortlandt family’s plantation."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Historic sites, Indigenous peoples, Enslaved persons, Slavery, Delaware Indians
Group: Enslaved persons, Indigenous peoples
Creator: Van Courtland House Museum
Language: English
City: Bronx
State: New York
Description: "Whitney Plantation educates the public about the history and legacies of slavery in the United States."
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Subject: Historic house museums, Enslaved persons, Whitney Plantation (Saint John the Baptist Parish, La.), Slavery, Historic sites
Description: "While the builder of our house museum was a man, Andres Ximenez, women have played an iatrical part of the business operated within over our 223-year history. Historically women have been the silent partners of the men who built our communities, but here at the Ximenez-Fatio House Museum, the women have been the entrepreneurs and the face of their businesses. "
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Subject: Women, Historic house museums
Group: Women
Creator: The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Florida
Language: English
City: St. Augustine
State: Florida
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