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Lesson Plan Life at Camp William Penn	Lesson Plan Establishing Camp William Penn
Unit Plan Camp William Penn	Event Online Course for Educators
Blog Post Cassius Clay -- Abolitionist	Blog Post Processing the Pennsylvania Abolition Society Papers: An Intern’s Experience
Blog Post In 1849, Henry "Box" Brown shipped himself in a wooden crate from Richmond, Virginia, to Philadelphia. Why did he do this?	Blog Post Another Clue Found in the Life & Death of James Oronoko Dexter, at The Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Event Sights & Sounds of our Multiethnic Past (1840-1920)	Landmark Lesson The Hermitage and Its Place in American History
Blog Post A is for Abolitionist	Blog Post Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified this week 150 years ago?
Video An Artist Embedded: Their Story; Our Story - African American Women and the Fight for Freedom	Event Visual Culture - Teaching with Cartoons
Page Farsightedness Found in Draft of America's Much-Maligned Articles of Confederation	Blog Post Besides founding Germantown, this man also penned the first anti-slavery protest. Who was he?
Blog Post Celebrating Juneteenth	Blog Post “Traditional history is a ruthless editing machine": Giving Voice to Female African American Abolitionists
Page Lavender Ribbons and Iron Shackles Teen Summer Book Club	Blog Post The Invention of Wings

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