BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Abolition X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126367550 DTSTART:20230207T130000Z DTEND:20230207T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126370623 DTSTART:20230208T130000Z DTEND:20230208T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126372672 DTSTART:20230209T130000Z DTEND:20230209T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126375745 DTSTART:20230210T130000Z DTEND:20230210T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126377794 DTSTART:20230211T130000Z DTEND:20230211T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126379843 DTSTART:20230212T130000Z DTEND:20230212T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126381892 DTSTART:20230213T130000Z DTEND:20230213T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126384965 DTSTART:20230214T130000Z DTEND:20230214T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126387014 DTSTART:20230215T130000Z DTEND:20230215T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126389063 DTSTART:20230216T130000Z DTEND:20230216T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126391112 DTSTART:20230217T130000Z DTEND:20230217T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126394185 DTSTART:20230218T130000Z DTEND:20230218T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126396234 DTSTART:20230219T130000Z DTEND:20230219T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126398283 DTSTART:20230220T130000Z DTEND:20230220T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126401356 DTSTART:20230221T130000Z DTEND:20230221T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126403405 DTSTART:20230222T130000Z DTEND:20230222T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126405454 DTSTART:20230223T130000Z DTEND:20230223T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126408527 DTSTART:20230224T130000Z DTEND:20230224T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126410576 DTSTART:20230225T130000Z DTEND:20230225T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126413649 DTSTART:20230226T130000Z DTEND:20230226T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126416722 DTSTART:20230227T130000Z DTEND:20230227T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126418771 DTSTART:20230228T130000Z DTEND:20230228T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126420820 DTSTART:20230301T130000Z DTEND:20230301T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126423893 DTSTART:20230302T130000Z DTEND:20230302T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126425942 DTSTART:20230303T130000Z DTEND:20230303T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126427991 DTSTART:20230304T130000Z DTEND:20230304T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126431064 DTSTART:20230305T130000Z DTEND:20230305T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126434137 DTSTART:20230306T130000Z DTEND:20230306T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126437210 DTSTART:20230307T130000Z DTEND:20230307T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126439259 DTSTART:20230308T130000Z DTEND:20230308T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126442332 DTSTART:20230309T130000Z DTEND:20230309T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126444381 DTSTART:20230310T130000Z DTEND:20230310T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126447454 DTSTART:20230311T130000Z DTEND:20230311T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126449503 DTSTART:20230312T120000Z DTEND:20230312T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126451552 DTSTART:20230313T120000Z DTEND:20230313T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126454625 DTSTART:20230314T120000Z DTEND:20230314T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126456674 DTSTART:20230315T120000Z DTEND:20230315T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126458723 DTSTART:20230316T120000Z DTEND:20230316T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126461796 DTSTART:20230317T120000Z DTEND:20230317T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126463845 DTSTART:20230318T120000Z DTEND:20230318T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126465894 DTSTART:20230319T120000Z DTEND:20230319T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126467943 DTSTART:20230320T120000Z DTEND:20230320T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126469992 DTSTART:20230321T120000Z DTEND:20230321T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126473065 DTSTART:20230322T120000Z DTEND:20230322T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126477162 DTSTART:20230323T120000Z DTEND:20230323T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126479211 DTSTART:20230324T120000Z DTEND:20230324T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033658Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126481260 DTSTART:20230325T120000Z DTEND:20230325T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126483309 DTSTART:20230326T120000Z DTEND:20230326T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126485358 DTSTART:20230327T120000Z DTEND:20230327T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126487407 DTSTART:20230328T120000Z DTEND:20230328T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126489456 DTSTART:20230329T120000Z DTEND:20230329T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126491505 DTSTART:20230330T120000Z DTEND:20230330T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126494578 DTSTART:20230331T120000Z DTEND:20230331T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126496627 DTSTART:20230401T120000Z DTEND:20230401T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126498676 DTSTART:20230402T120000Z DTEND:20230402T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126500725 DTSTART:20230403T120000Z DTEND:20230403T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126503798 DTSTART:20230404T120000Z DTEND:20230404T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126505847 DTSTART:20230405T120000Z DTEND:20230405T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126507896 DTSTART:20230406T120000Z DTEND:20230406T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126509945 DTSTART:20230407T120000Z DTEND:20230407T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126513018 DTSTART:20230408T120000Z DTEND:20230408T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126515067 DTSTART:20230409T120000Z DTEND:20230409T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126518140 DTSTART:20230410T120000Z DTEND:20230410T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126520189 DTSTART:20230411T120000Z DTEND:20230411T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126523262 DTSTART:20230412T120000Z DTEND:20230412T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126526335 DTSTART:20230413T120000Z DTEND:20230413T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126528384 DTSTART:20230414T120000Z DTEND:20230414T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126531457 DTSTART:20230415T120000Z DTEND:20230415T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126534530 DTSTART:20230416T120000Z DTEND:20230416T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126536579 DTSTART:20230417T120000Z DTEND:20230417T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126539652 DTSTART:20230418T120000Z DTEND:20230418T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126541701 DTSTART:20230419T120000Z DTEND:20230419T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126544774 DTSTART:20230420T120000Z DTEND:20230420T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126548871 DTSTART:20230421T120000Z DTEND:20230421T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126552968 DTSTART:20230422T120000Z DTEND:20230422T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126555017 DTSTART:20230423T120000Z DTEND:20230423T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126558090 DTSTART:20230424T120000Z DTEND:20230424T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126560139 DTSTART:20230425T120000Z DTEND:20230425T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126563212 DTSTART:20230426T120000Z DTEND:20230426T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126566285 DTSTART:20230427T120000Z DTEND:20230427T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126568334 DTSTART:20230428T120000Z DTEND:20230428T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126570383 DTSTART:20230429T120000Z DTEND:20230429T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126573456 DTSTART:20230430T120000Z DTEND:20230430T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126576529 DTSTART:20230501T120000Z DTEND:20230501T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126579602 DTSTART:20230502T120000Z DTEND:20230502T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126581651 DTSTART:20230503T120000Z DTEND:20230503T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126584724 DTSTART:20230504T120000Z DTEND:20230504T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126586773 DTSTART:20230505T120000Z DTEND:20230505T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126589846 DTSTART:20230506T120000Z DTEND:20230506T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126591895 DTSTART:20230507T120000Z DTEND:20230507T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126594968 DTSTART:20230508T120000Z DTEND:20230508T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126597017 DTSTART:20230509T120000Z DTEND:20230509T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126599066 DTSTART:20230510T120000Z DTEND:20230510T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126601115 DTSTART:20230511T120000Z DTEND:20230511T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126603164 DTSTART:20230512T120000Z DTEND:20230512T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T033659Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42289126605213 DTSTART:20230513T120000Z DTEND:20230513T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Despite being the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution i n 1787\, Delaware refused to sign the 13th Amendment to formally abolish s lavery until 1901. In First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Sl avery and Abolition\, explore the state’s complex history with slavery a nd abolition. \n\n \n\nVisitors will learn about slavery and colonization efforts in the state\; Black Delawareans’ involvement in the undergroun d railroad\; and the notorious Patty Cannon gang\, who kidnapped\, sold an d killed free and enslaved Black people in the state. Materials on view in clude books\, letters\, photographs\, deeds of sale for enslaved persons\, newspaper ads for runaway slaves\, copies of Delaware legislative bills\, and more.\n\n \n\nThe exhibition is on view February 7 - May 13 in the Li ncoln Exhibition Case\, which is located outside the Special Collections G allery in Morris Library on the University of Delaware’s Newark campus. It can be viewed during Morris Library’s operating hours. Admission is f ree. GEO:39.67795;-75.750611 LOCATION:Morris Library\, Lincoln Exhibition Case SUMMARY:First and Last: Delaware’s Fraught History with Slavery and Aboli tion URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/first_and_last_delawares_fraugh t_history_with_slavery_and_abolition CATEGORIES:Students CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR