Gallery Enslaved Labor in the White House - White House Collection Explore the stories of enslaved workers at the White House through closer examination of several objects in the collection.
Gallery Andrew Jackson & A Stroll by the Capitol Pieces in the White House Collection illuminate the unsung role of enslaved artisans in early American fine and decorative arts.
Gallery Sugar Bowl & Sugar or Sweetmeat Spoon White House objects can help us better understand enslaved labor in the Atlantic World, used for centuries to produce popular commodities and consumer goods.
Gallery Unidentified Subject - Female Pieces in the White House Collection illuminate the unsung role of enslaved artisans in early American fine and decorative arts.
Gallery Desk and Bookcase Pieces in the White House Collection illuminate the unsung role of enslaved artisans in early American fine and decorative arts.
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Gallery The Fight for Emancipation: Emancipation Proclamation The fight for emancipation throughout the antebellum era is also represented in the White House Collection.
Gallery The Fight for Emancipation: The Road to Civil War The fight for emancipation throughout the antebellum era is also represented in the White House Collection.
Gallery The Path to Abolition - White House Collection The fight for emancipation throughout the antebellum era is also represented in the White House Collection.
Gallery Slavery at the White House: Enslaved Labor in the White House Explore the stories of enslaved workers at the White House through closer examination of several objects in the collection.
Gallery Slavery at the White House: Building the White House Explore the stories of enslaved workers at the White House through closer examination of several objects in the collection.
Gallery Enslaved Artisans: Clark Mills and Philip Reed Pieces in the White House Collection illuminate the unsung role of enslaved artisans in early American fine and decorative arts.