The Study at Cedar Hill

Description

In Frederick Douglass' Study, he penned words that echoed around the world. Today, the Study still contains much of his original library collection and was the location where many of his powerful words and memories were put to paper. As he read, wrote, and reflected in this space, he was surrounded by portraits of prominent individuals. This video explores a few words Douglass wrote about 3 of the individuals whose images surrounded Douglass

Duration

4 minutes, 50 seconds

Credit

Kevin Bryant

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