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This event is in the past.It took place on February 11, 2026 at The Van Cortlandt House Museum.

Black Landowners in the Bronx in the Early 1800s 1
Literature Talk
Black Landowners in the Bronx in the Early 1800s 2
Black Landowners in the Bronx in the Early 1800s 3
Black Landowners in the Bronx in the Early 1800s 4
Black Landowners in the Bronx in the Early 1800s 5

Black Landowners in the Bronx in the Early 1800s

Bronx

Historian Keith Doherty uncovers a forgotten chapter: free Black men who owned Bronx farms and leveraged $250 property requirements to gain voting rights during Gradual Emancipation. A rare look at how land meant liberty.

Black history lecture
local historian talk
19th century history
voting rights history

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đŸ’»attend in person or online via Zoom
đŸ›ïžhosted at Van Cortlandt House, NYC's oldest building
đŸŽ€historian Keith Doherty presenting

The Van Cortlandt House Museum

6036 Broadway, Bronx, NY 10471, USA

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