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Celebrating Slavery's End
On June 19, 1865, two-and-a-half years after the Emancipation Proclamation went into effect, the Union Army arrived in Galveston, Texas, bringing with them the news that all enslaved people in the state were now free. Wednesday, 6/19/13 10:11 am
rmoloshok@hsp.org
19th century, African American, Civil War, Slavery, Underground Railroad, William Still Digital History Project
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Pauses
I'm posting this entry on behalf of my intern, Ethan Fried, who performed extensive amounts of research and writing for the Preserving American Freedom digital history project, funded by Bank of America. For this project, Ethan described and annotated 50 documents that help trace the evolution of American liberties and composed biographies of related people and organizations. Ethan is a recent graduate of Pennsylvania State University and holds degrees in History and Secondary Education. Wednesday, 2/20/13 12:19 pm
rmoloshok@hsp.org
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Time Traveling and American Freedom
I joined the Historical Society of Pennsylvania as an intern in September 2012 to work on the Preserving American Freedom project. The project aims to transcribe, digitize, and annotate fifty notable documents from HSP’s collections and turn them into an online exhibit. In my short time here, I have researched and written about more than twenty of these items along with Ethan Fried, another intern. At this point in the project, we are finished with annotations and descriptions of every document, as well as most of the biographies of people and organizations who appear in the documents. Wednesday, 2/6/13 10:45 am
rmoloshok@hsp.org
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Celebrating Emancipation, Preserving Freedom
January 1, 2013, marked the 150th Anniversary of Lincoln's final Emancipation Proclamation, and a special issue of the Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, of which I am proud to be the Assistant Editor, commemorates this transformative moment in American history. Yet it is not just because I've spent the last few months editing the latest scholarship on emancipation that freedom has been on my mind. Wednesday, 1/16/13 4:27 pm
rmoloshok@hsp.org
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Albert M. Greenfield Center for 20th-Century History
The Historical Society of Pennsylvania is a treasure trove for 20th-century research material, especially regarding the Philadelphia region's political, cultural, social, and economic history. The Albert M. Greenfield Center for 20th-Century History promotes the study of this history, enabling us to learn from the past and make educated decisions as we move further into the 21st century. Generous support for the Center for 20th-Century History has been provided by the Albert M. Greenfield Foundation.
Monday, 7/2/12 9:57 am
rmoloshok@hsp.org
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