Pennsylvania Hall: Opening and Destruction

Pennsylvania Hall reflections in Pennsylvania Freeman
Whittier comments on Pennsylvania Hall , in Pennsylvania Freeman
Title
Pennsylvania Hall: Opening and Destruction
https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/pennsylvania-hall-fire-1838/
Date
1838-05-14
1838-05-15
1838-05-16
1838-05-17
description
For first excerpt pictured, see Pennsylvania Freeman 1838-06-14 4.14.2
For second excerpt pictured, see Pennsylvania Freeman 1838-06-14 4.14.3
Masthead of the Pennsylvania FreemanPennsylvania Freeman
John Greenleaf Whittier at 29John Greenleaf Whittier
Item sets
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Major Abolitionist Events
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Pennsylvania Hall reflections in Pennsylvania FreemanPennsylvania Hall reflections in Pennsylvania Freeman
Whittier comments on Pennsylvania Hall , in Pennsylvania FreemanWhittier comments on Pennsylvania Hall , in Pennsylvania Freeman

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Detail of Inscription to Charles C. Burleigh in The History of Pennsylvania HallDetail of Inscription to Charles C. Burleigh in The History of Pennsylvania Hall
John Sartian's eyewitness etching of the Burning of Pennsylvania HallEtching of Nighttime Fire in Pennsylvania Hall
Inscription to Charles Calistus Burleigh in The History of Pennsylvania HallInscription to Charles Calistus Burleigh in the History of Pennsylvania Hall.
Pennsylvania Hall when completedPennsylvania Hall
Cover of the History of Pennsylvania HallPennsylvania Hall Memorial Book cover
Burning of Pennsylvania HallPennsylvania Hall on fire
Signature of Edward Davis BurleighSignature of Edward Davis Burleigh
The burnt-out shell of Pennsylvania HallThe burnt-out shell of Pennsylvania Hall
Tentative Schedule for Pennsylvania Hall meetings May 1838Schedule for Pennsylvania Hall meetings
The Tocsin
An Anti-Abolitionist MobAnti-Abolitionist Mob (Illustration)
Charles Calistus BurleighCharles Calistus Burleigh
John Greenleaf Whittier at 29John Greenleaf Whittier
John PierpontJohn Pierpont
William Lloyd Garrison at his desk, always the editor!William Lloyd Garrison

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