Amistad Slave Girl Narrative and Local Exhibits At Oberlin
A booklet recounts Sarah Margra Kinson’s survival of the 1839 Amistad revolt and life in Oberlin, with sales through Oberlin Heritage Center and local stores. The feature also notes Kendal Gallery exhibition by Frances Spence Haase and a two hour free Friday concert series on Tappan Square sponsored by local groups.
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