Skip to main content

The social side of life; The Baltimore Assembly, a social gathering of distinguished colored citizens

Thumbnail for The social side of life; The Baltimore Assembly, a social gathering of distinguished colored citizens
View
@ Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division. The New York Public Library
Pinterest logo

Gay, Joseph R

Description

From Collection

Progress and achievements of the colored people. Containing the story of the wonderful advancement of the colored Americans... A handbook for self-improvement which leads to greater success.

Record Contributed By

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division. The New York Public Library

Record Harvested From

The New York Public Library

Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Ballroom Dancing
  3. Baltimore
  4. Baltimore (Md.)
  5. Cultural Facilities
  6. Maryland
  7. United States

Related Content

Babcock Memorial Presbyterian Church James Cheston papers Unidentified African-American soldier (drum major?) at attention, Baltimore, Maryland, undated (1918). An all-Negro ticket in Baltimore Bill of sale from Milton Warfield to Samuel L. Shipley for Negro slave named Saul Deed of manumission by Richard Disney for Negro slave named Susan Jackson, dated November 9, 1858 Black Baltimore, 1820-1870 Bill of sale from Charles Feinour, Sr. to Michael G. Dorsey for colored woman named Ann Harris and her male child, dated February 24, 1843 Bill of sale from Jane McKim Marriott to Walter Dorsey for Negro slave named Julia Ann and her three children, dated March 25, 1858 Bill of sale from William Cooke to Georgiana Williams for Negro slave named Lavenia Mitchell, dated October 22, 1860 Bill of sale from James D. Cooke to Georgiana Williams for Negro servant named Jacob Mitchell, dated March 30, 1859 Bill of sale from William Lee to George R. Gaither for Negro slave named Robert, dated December 21, 1844 Bill of sale from William D. Warfield to Oliver M. Warfield for Negro slave named Mary Snowden Bill of sale from Asbury Fisher to John H. B. Latrobe for Negro slave named Charlotte Clarke, dated April 13, 1859 Bill of accounting from Samuel Bradford to Charles G. Hanson for services rendered by Negro slave named Harry, dated December 8, 1848 Number 826 Born Court, Baltimore Explanation to magistrate by Anna Dorsey in case against Owen S. Cecil over nonpayment of bill for use of slave named Hanson, dated August 21, 1834 Deed of manumission by Jonathan Mulinix for Negro slave named Luther Potts Bill of sale with manumission from Amos Dorsey and Charles G. Worthington to John S. Williams for mulatto boy named William, dated March 21, 1831 Deed of manumission by Andrew Ellicott, Jr. for Negro man named Jacob Madden, dated March 15, 1841
Download JSON