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Ancestral Spaces Seeks to Illuminate the Stories of Enslaved People at Tudor Place

February 16, 2024/by Comms2018

WASHINGTON CITY PAPER _ BY SAMANTHA OSTWALD From Ancestral Spaces at Tudor Place; Credit: Darrow Montgomery The temporary installation and […]

Additional Resources for “Ancestral Spaces: People of African Descent at Tudor Place.”

February 6, 2024/by Comms2018

Learn more about the lives and impact of the individuals and families of African descent who lived and worked at […]

Descendants Reveal the Stories of Their Enslaved, Free Black Ancestors at Tudor Place

January 31, 2024/by Comms2018

THE WASHINGTON INFORMER _ BY BOUSAINA IBRAHIM Ann Chinn, a descendant of Hannah Pope, poses for a photo with family […]

Press Release: Tudor Place Tells the Stories of Enslaved Individuals on A New Tour

January 17, 2024/by Comms2018

Press Release January 16, 2024 Washington, DC — Tudor Place Historic House & Garden presents Ancestral Spaces: People of African […]

Mark Hudson, Executive Director, Featured in Podcast introducing, Ancestral Spaces: People of African Descent at Tudor Place

January 17, 2024/by Comms2018

Listen to an interview with Mark Hudson, introducing “Ancestral Spaces: People of African Descent at Tudor Place,” the special new […]

Landmark Lecture: Inclusivity and Interpreting Enslaved Individuals at Tudor Place

December 28, 2023/by Comms2018

Tudor Place Curator Robert DeHart and Archivist Haley Wilkinson share recent work that has prompted a more equitable and inclusive […]

Tudor Place’s Washington Camp Stool Goes to Philadelphia

December 13, 2023/by Comms2018

An original camp stool from the Tudor Place Collection, which travelled with George Washington during the Revolutionary War, will be […]

Tudor Place by Candlelight

November 12, 2023/by Comms2018

THE GEORGETOWN DISH Join Tudor Place for a guided candlelit tour highlighting the season of gift giving among the Peter […]

Descendants of Enslaved Individuals Discuss Trauma, Healing

October 16, 2023/by Comms2018

THE HOYA _ BY SOPHIA MAIORINO Descendants of enslaved individuals discussed the generational historical trauma and emotional responses that came […]

Press Release: Tudor Place Introduces Conversations with Descendants

October 3, 2023/by Comms2018

Press Release October 3, 2023 Washington, DC — Tudor Place Historic House & Garden is partnering with Georgetown University’s Art […]

About Comms2018

Entries by Comms2018

Ancestral Spaces Seeks to Illuminate the Stories of Enslaved People at Tudor Place

Additional Resources for “Ancestral Spaces: People of African Descent at Tudor Place.”

Descendants Reveal the Stories of Their Enslaved, Free Black Ancestors at Tudor Place

Press Release: Tudor Place Tells the Stories of Enslaved Individuals on A New Tour

Mark Hudson, Executive Director, Featured in Podcast introducing, Ancestral Spaces: People of African Descent at Tudor Place

Landmark Lecture: Inclusivity and Interpreting Enslaved Individuals at Tudor Place

Tudor Place’s Washington Camp Stool Goes to Philadelphia

Tudor Place by Candlelight

Descendants of Enslaved Individuals Discuss Trauma, Healing

Press Release: Tudor Place Introduces Conversations with Descendants

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