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Members of the Board Visit the Frederick Douglass Memorial

Members of the Board Visit the Nathan and Polly Johnson House

Members of the Board Visit the Nathan and Polly Johnson House

A diverse group of people posing around a statue in a park on a cloudy day.

Members of the Board of Directors visit the Frederick Douglass sculpture at Abolition Row Park in New Bedford, MA. Ms. Lee Blake, President of the New Bedford Historical Society, is third from left.

Members of the Board Visit the Nathan and Polly Johnson House

Members of the Board Visit the Nathan and Polly Johnson House

Members of the Board Visit the Nathan and Polly Johnson House

Group of seven people posing indoors, dressed warmly.

Members of the Board of Directors visit the Nathan and Polly Johnson House in New Bedford, MA. With the Johnsons' support, this house was Frederick Douglass's first residence after escaping from slavery. Our President, Dr. Bernard Freamon, is third from the right.

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