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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
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LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
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SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
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SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
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SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
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SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
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SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
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SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240218
DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240219
DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240220
DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260608T055741Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240221
DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/slavery_in_st_louis
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DTSTAMP:20260608T055741Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240222
DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/slavery_in_st_louis
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTAMP:20260608T055741Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240223
DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/slavery_in_st_louis
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTAMP:20260608T055741Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44819447547003
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240224
DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/slavery_in_st_louis
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTAMP:20260608T055741Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240225
DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/slavery_in_st_louis
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTAMP:20260608T055741Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240226
DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/slavery_in_st_louis
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260608T055741Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240227
DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/slavery_in_st_louis
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260608T055741Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44819447554175
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240228
DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/slavery_in_st_louis
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260608T055741Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44819447556224
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240229
DESCRIPTION:The famous Black abolitionist William Wells Brown once remarked
 \, “No part of our slave-holding country is more noted for the barbarity
  of its inhabitants than St. Louis.” This exhibition tells the story of 
 slavery in St. Louis through primary source documents\, historic images\, 
 and individual stories of enslavement across nine banners covering the fou
 nding of St. Louis from 1764 to the Reconstruction era. \n\nThe Slavery in
  St. Louis exhibition also discusses how present-day institutions\, includ
 ing Washington University\, are researching and working to address their h
 istorical entanglements with slavery.\n\nThis exhibition was organized by 
 the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
GEO:38.648457;90.307739
LOCATION:Olin Library\, Main Lobby (1st floor)
SUMMARY:'Slavery in St. Louis' exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/slavery_in_st_louis
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
END:VEVENT
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