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Museum of Afro-American History

Beverly A. Morgan-Welch serves as the chief executive of the oldest and most visible African American history museum in New England located on Bostons Beacon Hill and Nantucket. [more]

Civil Rights Movement in Boston, 1960-1968: Closing Remarks

Lynall Thomas

November 4, 2006

00:14:59

Beverly Morgan-Welch and Lynall Thomas close the "Power and Protest: The Civil Rights Movement in Boston, 1960-1968" symposium. Power and Protest: The Civil Rights Movement in Boston, 1960-1968 A Public Symposium on Our Freedom Decade

William Lloyd Garrison: Words of Thunder

Deval Patrick

August 6, 2005

01:56:24

This bicentennial celebration, co-presented by the Museum of Afro-American History and the Boston Public Library, includes The Massachusetts 54th Regiment and musical performances by Vivian Cooley-Collier, Guy Peartree, and the Studio Singers of the Eliot Congregational Church of Roxbury.

A Gathering Place for Freedom

Beverly Morgan-Welch

February 10, 2005

01:05:05

The Massachusetts Historical Society hosts a lecture given by the Museum of Afro-American History's executive director, Beverly Morgan-Welch, on the role that the Museum of Afro-American History's meeting house has played in Massachusetts history.

Memory of the Slave Trade in New England

Beverly Morgan-Welch

April 23, 2004

02:12:53

A panel discusses the way New England's pride in its abolitionist heritage has obscured the presence of slavery in the region for over 200 years, from its first founding to the institution's ultimate demise through schemes of gradual emancipation.

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