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	Current view of Maiden Lane	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of where Hughson's Tavern once stood	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of Execution Grounds: Foley Square	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of Fraunces Tavern	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view: the site of John Street Methodist Church	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of 10 Church Street, site of the Black Brigades' barracks	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of African Free School site	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of the Tontine Coffeehouse site	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of Abyssinian Baptist Church	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	A current view of the African Burial Ground Memorial	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of St. Philips Episcopal Church	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of African Grove Theater site	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of the Seneca Village site	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of 236 Church St., former offices of Freedom's Journal	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of where Catherine Ferguson's home stood	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Historic marker honoring Pierre Toussaint, St. Patrick's Old Cathedral	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of where the Great Dock once was	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of the Five Points intersection	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of James McCune Smith Pharmacy site	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of the site of the Tappan Brothers' offices	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of where the Colored Orphan Asylum once stood	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view: the site of David Ruggles' House	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of 143 Nassau Street, once site where Tubman would bring people fleeing on the underground railroad.	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	A map showing present-day Rikers Island	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of the Fort Amsterdam site	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of David Ruggles' House, where Frederick Douglass was sheltered	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of Marcus Garvey Memorial Park	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of Langston Hughes' former home	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of Duke Ellington Memorial	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of the Mother A.M.E. Zion Church on 137th Street	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of 369th Armory	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	A current view inside the Studio Museum in Harlem	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of the Hunterfly road houses, Weeksville	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Bridge Street AWME Church today	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of Louis & Lucille Armstong's home	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of the Lewis H. Latimer House Museum	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	A map showing Sandy Ground in the present	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of the site of Sojourner Truth's former home	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	A current view of the Audubon Ballroom	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of Shiloh Presbyterian Church	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of Wall Street	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of where the African Society for Mutual Relief once stood	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of the Theodore Wright house	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of Restoration Plaza, Bedford-Stuyvesant	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of Minetta Lane, once central to the Land of the Blacks	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of a downtown area once supplied with water by the Manhattan Company	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Current view of the site of the Slave Market	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Abyssinian Baptist Church in New York City, 1921	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Charles B. Ray	NYPL Digital Gallery
	City Hall and Great Dock, 1679	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Death of Captain Ferrer, the Captain of the Amistad, July 1839	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Engraving of James McCune Smith	Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture/Manuscripts, Archives and Rare Books Division/The New York Public Library
	Fernando Wood, Mayor of the City of New York	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Five Points: Stereoscopic Photo	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Fort Amsterdam and village, New York	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Founders of the AME Zion Church in New York	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Fraunces' Tavern, N.Y.C., 1777	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Harlem's 125th Street, 1949	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Harriet Tubman and Family	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Henry Highland Garnet	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Ira Aldridge as "Othello"	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Lewis Tappan	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Gramercy Park today	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	369th Armory	Military Photograph Collection/The New York Public Library
	Current view of Abolitionist Place site	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Abolitionist Place, Brooklyn. Fulton and Duffield Street.	Mid-Manhattan Library/Picture Collection/The New York Public Library
	African-American congregation in front of Abyssinian Baptist Church at Waverly Place, New York City, c. 1907	Library of Congress
	African Free School, engraving	Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture / Manuscripts, Archives and Rare Books Division/ The New York Public Library.
	James Hewlett as Richard the third	Harvard Theatre Collection, Houghton Library.
	Portrait of Juliet Noel (Mrs Pierre Toussaint)	© Collection of the New-York Historical Society/Bridgeman Art Library
	Arthur Tappan	© Collection of the New-York Historical Society/Bridgeman Art Library
	The Audubon Ballroom	© AP Photo
	View of Bedford-Stuyvesant	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Black Brigades. Book of Negroes, Loyalist refugees from New York, in 1783.	© Nova Scotia Museum 2008. All rights reserved. Nova Scotia Archives, Halifax
	Where Bridge Street AWME Church once stood	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	African Burial Ground	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Catherine Ferguson	© Collection of the New-York Historical Society/Bridgeman Art Library
	The riots in New York: destruction of the Colored Orphan Asylum	NYPL Digital Gallery
	David Ruggles	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	George Downing’s Oyster House	© Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture/Art Resource
	The riots in New York : conflict between the military and the rioters in First Avenue	Mid-Manhattan Library/Picture Collection/ The New York Public Library
	Duke Ellington (1899-1974)	© Private Collection/Bridgeman Art Library
	Execution Grounds: Foley Square	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Midsummer in the Five Points.	Mid-Manhattan Library/Picture Collection/The New York Public Library
	Fraunces Tavern - Long Room	© AP Photo
	Rev. Samuel Cornish	© Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture/Art Resource
	View of New Amsterdam	© Collection of the New-York Historical Society/ The Bridgeman Art Library
	The Castello Plan, New Amsterdam in 1660	© Collection of the New-York Historical Society/Bridgeman Art Library
	Statue of Adam Clayton Powell	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Langston Hughes with others overlooking St. Nicholas Avenue.	Regina Andrews Photograph Collection/Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture/Photographs and Prints Division/ The New York Public Library
	Harriet Tubman; "The Moses of her people"; Herself a fugitive, she abducted more than 300 slaves, and also served as a scout and nurse for the Union forces	Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture/General Research and Reference Division/The New York Public Library
	Hughson’s Tavern	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Peter Williams, c.1810 (oil on canvas)	© Collection of the New-York Historical Society/Bridgeman Art Library
	Land of the Blacks	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Langston Hughes June 1958 on the steps in front of his house in Harlem.	© Robert W. Kelley/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
	Lewis Latimer photograph	Queens Borough Library, Long Island Division. Latimer Family Papers.
	Photo of Louis Armstrong	© AP Photo
	Marcus Garvey in full uniform	© Hulton Archive/Getty Images
	Pierre Toussaint (1778-1853) c.1825	© Collection of the New-York Historical Society/Bridgeman Art Library
	Rikers Island - Black soldiers, Civil War, training	Library of Congress
	Photo of Oyster Workers, 1894.	Courtesy Alice Austen Collection, Staten Island Historical Society.
	Seneca Village	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Portrait of Henry Highland Garnet	Humanities and Social Sciences Library/Print Collection, Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs/The New York Public Library
	The Slave Market	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	New York in 1712	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	St. Philip’s Episcopal Church. John F.E. Prud’homme engraving after William Bayley image.	© Collection of the New-York Historical Society/Bridgeman Art Library
	Street Story Quilt, Parts 1,2 3. 1. The Accident, 2. The Fire, 3. The Home Coming. 1985	Collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
	Laying of the Water Pipes	© Creative Curriculum Initiatives
	Runaway slave posters	Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture /General Research and Reference Division/The New York Public Library
	Tontine Coffee House, c.1797 (oil on linen),	© Collection of the New-York Historical Society/Bridgeman Art Library
	The Castello Plan, New Amsterdam in 1660	© Collection of the New-York Historical Society/Bridgeman Art Library
	Portrait of a woman	© AP Photo /Weeksville Society
	Methodist Church, John Street, 1768	NYPL Digital Gallery
	New York Committee of Vigilance, 1st Annual Report	NYPL Digital Gallery
	New York slave market about 1730	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Peter Williams, the old colored sexton of the John St. Methodist Church	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Playbill from the African Grove Theatre in Greenwich Village, ca. 1821	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Section of Wall Street palisade	NYPL Digital Gallery
	St. Philip's P.E. Church, 1925	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Three-quarter length portrait of Sojourner Truth	Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture/Photographs and Prints Division/The New York Public Library
	Tontine Coffee House, N.Y.C., 1820	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Published text of a speech by Frederick Douglass	Columbia University Rare Book and Manuscript Library: Alexander Gumby Collection
	Portrait of Duke Ellington	Columbia University Rare Book and Manuscript Library: Alexander Gumby Collection
	Portrait of Frederick Douglass	Columbia University Rare Book and Manuscript Library: Alexander Gumby Collection
	Envelope for Donations to UNIA	Columbia University Rare Book and Manuscript Library: Alexander Gumby Collection
	"They're Our Kids!" by Langston Hughes	Columbia University Rare Book and Manuscript Library: Alexander Gumby Collection
	Portrait of Younger Langston Hughes	Columbia University Rare Book and Manuscript Library: Alexander Gumby Collection
	Runaway Poster	NYPL Digital Gallery
	The riots in New York : conflict between the military and the rioters in First Avenue	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Midsummer in the Five Points	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Portrait of Frederick Douglass	Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture/Photographs and Prints Division/The New York Public Library
	Henry Highland Garnet Colorized	NYPL Digital Gallery
	James Varick	NYPL Digital Gallery
	Advertisement for a UNIA Convention	Columbia University Rare Book and Manuscript Library: Alexander Gumby Collection