Gallery 8   Trappe area atrifacts

AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE & HISTORY

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Nace Hopkins
 801. "Nace" Hopkins
probably 1890s.		 Nace Hopkins Burial site
 802. Nace Hopkins Burial site in Old Paradise Cemetery, Trappe, Md.
803. "Nace" Hopkins’ current tombstones in the old Paradise Cemetery in Trappe, Md.
804. Nathaniel "Nace" Hopkins’ historic original tombstone
805.  Caroline Hopkins’
(wife of "Nace" Hopkins)
historic original tombstone
806. Descendants of "Nace" Hopkins by the original tombstones of "Nace" and his wife Caroline in old Paradise Cemetery. Nov. 2, 1976.
Nace's Day 1934
 807. Program from the Emancipation Proclamation (Nace's Day) Celebration November 01, 1934		 Nace Hopkins remembered
 808. "Remembering Nace Hopkins", Star-Democrat clipping 1978		 Nace Hopkins' sword
 809. Wilbert Roberts, with his grandfather Nace Hopkins' sword.		 James Thomas
 810. James Thomas
from a cabinet photograph
circa 1890-1910		 Elsie Thomas Greene
 811. Elsie Thomas Greene, from a tintype taken about 1903		 Molly and Edwin Brooks
 812. Molly and Edwin Brooks, circa 1920

George Cooper
 813. George Cooper and Daniel Roberts, 1893
Edwin Brooks and friends
 814. Edwin Brooks and friends at Isle of Rays farm circa 1916		 Edwin Brooks and friends
 815. George Dobson
cook at Goose Point farm,
circa 1950
Trappe Dodgers
 816. Trappe Dodgers in the 1940s.
Smoke Roberts
 817. Pitcher Wilbert "Smoke" Roberts, Trappe Dodgers, 1945.		 Life in Trappe, 1953
 818. Life in Trappe, 1953
2 slave documents
 819. Two Trappe slave documents from the 1840s - 1850s
A bill of sale for a slave
 820. A bill of sale for a slave
dating from June 16, 1849
Bill of sale for a slave
 821. A bill of sale for a slave dating from November 4, 1767

Bill of sale for an 11 year old slave, 1851
 822. Bill of sale for an 11 year old slave, 1851
Bill of sale for a slave
 823. Dr. Kemp provides medicine for Nancy Worrell's slaves, 1845-1847		 First African American School
 824. Trappe's First African American School-1865
colored schools
 825. List of "colored schools"
in the Trappe area from 1918		 Trappe colored school
 • 826. Trappe's "colored school" circa 1930. Prince Cooper, principal,		 Prince Cooper
 827. Prince Cooper taught at Trappe's black primary school		 Colored school report card
 828. Report Card From Trappe's "Colored School", 1927-28		 Scott's Church
 829. Scott's Methodist Church, Trappe, Md. 1940		 Scott's Church History
 830. History of Scott's
Methodist Church,
1869-1993
Usher - Scott Methodist Church
 831. Usher - Scott Methodist Church, Trappe		 Queen Esther Circle
 832. Queen Esther Circle - Program at Scotts Ch. 1940		 Black Peoples day Book
 833. "1820 Black Peoples day Book" from the Barnett farm
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Trappe Artifacts Gallery 8. AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE & HISTORY