Frederick Douglass stood at the podium ... he fled the city on September 3, 1838. Travelling by train, then steamboat, then train, he arrived in New York City the following day.

The son of an enslaved mother and white father he never knew, Frederick Douglass lived with his grandmother ... of ships before managing to flee in 1838 to New York and then New Bedford ...

At this historical site, you'll learn all about Frederick Douglass, who had been born into slavery in 1818 who fled from Maryland to New York City in 1838. After becoming a free man, Douglass ...

Frederick Douglass is now forever enshrined in the New ... Mitchell said Douglass came to New Bedford in 1838 because he knew it was a place where he could get work and be paid for that work.

There is so much history between the walls of Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church, which has hosted funerals for ...

The one-man show 'Frederick Douglass Now' will play May 1-4 at Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center's Te Ata Theater as part of ...

reintroduces a renaming resolution Friday — Frederick Douglass Day ... “Frederick Douglass Press Gallery.” Douglass, who escaped slavery in 1838 and later became a newspaper publisher ...