The Talbot Spy: Where the Journey Ended: Frederick Douglass in Anacostia

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Thank you Dave Wheelan of the Talbot Spy for keeping the tradition of journalists visiting Cedar Hill alive and well in the year of the Douglass Bicentennial.

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People’s Book Review: David Blight – Frederick Douglass — pt. 2

VIDEO: Frederick Douglass book reviews; inaccurate & speculative Yale Prof. David Blight is a disgrace

Prof. David Blight speaks before The Faith and Politics Institute [July 2018]

VIDEO: “Carlisle’s Chesapeake,” interviews Hon. Tarence Bailey (US Army, Ret.), great nephew of Frederick Douglass, about great uncle and ancestral heritage in Eastern Shore of Maryland’s Talbot County

Eastern Shoreman Douglassonian Morgan State Professor Dale Green uplifts history of “The Hill” neighborhood in Old Easton, Maryland, Talbot County

Morgan State Professor and indigenous Eastern Shoreman scholar Professor Dale Green shares and uplifts ancient history of “The Hill” and uplifts fallen history of oldest free African-American community in the country.

Editor’s Note:

Video is from 2013.

Professor Dale Glenwood Green serves as the Chair of the Maryland Commission on African-American History and Culture.

Community Picture Day in Old Anacostia (Interview at 16th & W Street SE in Old Anacostia w/ Tarence Bailey, Sr. from The Hill in Talbot County, Maryland)