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Freedmen
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Italy. Pompeii. House of Vetti. Domus. 1st century AD. Peris
Italy. Pompeii. House of Vetti. Domus. 1st century AD. Peris
Italy. Pompeii.1st century AD. House of Julia. Garden
Italy. Pompeii. House of Vetti. Domus. 1st century AD. Peris
Wall painting from the House of the Vetti, in
Wall painting from the House of the Vetti, in
Erotic Satyr and Nymph, wall painting from The
Erotic Satyr and Nymph, wall painting from The
Wall painting from the House of the Vetti, in
Four freed Fememoerders - political murderers
Return of French prisoners of war, 1943
Cotton Pickers, Alabama, 1887
Cotton Pickers, Alabama, 1887
Former Slave Marriage Legalized, 1866
Cotton Pickers, Alabama, 1887
Black School, South Carolina, 1866
Southern Cotton Plantation, 1867
Southern Cotton Plantation, 1867
Southern Cotton Plantation, 1867
Southern Cotton Plantation, 1867
Black Couple, Virginia, 1870
Freedmen Quarters, Jefferson Davis's Former Plantation, 1866
Freedman's Village, VA, 1865
Charlotte Forten Grimk @, American Abolitionist and Author
Arrival of Freedmen and Their Families, 1865
Freedmen's Bureau, 1868
Freedmen's Bureau, 1866
Sharecroppers, 19th Century
African-American ethnicity - ex-slave - slavery - Freedmen
Children - school - education - African Americans - Freedmen
African Americans - Freedmen - South Carolina - agriculture
Frederick Douglass, ca. 1856, former slave turned
Frederick Douglass, ca. 1855, former slave and
Morning Mustering of the Contraband, on their
African Americans, arriving at Fort Monroe
Gullah shout party near Beaufort, SC in 1862
African American laborers processing cotton
African American workers preparing cotton
New government buildings for fugitive African
Two African American workers walk on the cotton
African American Freedmen, Freedwomen, and
African American Freedmen, women, and children
Freedmen and their children in front of Miss
African American children and adults at the
African American minister wearing spectacles
Freedmen and teachers in front of the Beaufort
Myrtle Bush Plantation, Beaufort, S.C. in
Previously enslaved African American men
African American Uncle July and his family
African American freedmen outside their living
Children and adults at School Farm, which
Liberated slaves in the workers quarters on
Liberated African American slaves with a horse-drawn
Large group of emancipated African Americans
Previously enslaved African Americans in a
Previously enslaved African Americans on their
Freed slaves planting sweet potatoes at the
Reverend Leonard Grimes, abolitionist and
Frederick Douglass, former slave and abolitionist
Frederick Douglass, former slave and abolitionist
PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE
African American Freedman, c. 1864-66, photographed
Union Civil War poster recruiting Men of Color
Ramshackle camp of African American contraband
Previously enslaved African Americans in a
Frederick Douglass, former slave and abolitionist
Frederick Douglass, fugitive slave, author
In January 1867, Congressman Thaddeus Stevens
Frederick Douglass, heads the African American
Major General Oliver Otis Howard, fought with
South Carolina legislature passing an appropriation
African American men vote publically by placing
ANTI-SLAVERY PICNIC AT WEYMOUTH LANDING, MASSACHUSETTS
The Queen of Industry, or The New South
Sir Guy Carleton was the highest ranking British
Congressional Reconstruction (also called
African Americans held the majority in the
African American have a political discussion
African American men discuss their political
THE FIRST VOTE, by A.R. Waud, 1867, wood engraving
THE FIRST VOTE, by A.R. Waud, 1867, wood engraving
In March 1870, Indiana Quaker school teacher
In 1874, Thomas Nast created this racist caricature
African Americans carrying food to market
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