1838 Black Metropolis

1838 Black Metropolis has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in May 2023. The social media accounts linked to from 1838 Black Metropolis are: • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube • Threads Besides social media accounts, 1838blackmetropolis has populated their site with: • Organization 1838 Black Metropolis highlights Black historical sites in Philadelphia • In Pursuit: Philadelphia and the Making of America Tickets, Tuesday, June 16 • 6 PM - 8 PM | Eventbrite • Register! Webinar on the 1838 and 1847 PAS Census • William Whipper and temperance • Black churches as museums • Black Philadelphia's Uncle Sam and the Rise of Black Armed Self-Protection Groups in the 1850s • 19th Century Black Philadelphia History Walking Tours | 1838BlackMetropolis • Explore interactive 19th century black history map • The Forgotten Victims and Organized Violence To Suppress the Black Vote on Election Day 1871 • A Procession of Unified Purpose: The Day the Philadelphia Black Metropolis Announced Its Power • 3D Map of the black Metropolis in 1860 • The Philly 250(In)Visible Architects of Freedom Kick-Off Event Registration • 1847 Matching - Matches between the 1838 and 1847 census' • Black Metropolis For Kids - Engaging Visuals and Presentations • Finding the 1844 Borrower Log: What Black Children Were Reading in Northern Liberties • Interview with Michael Coard Television Courtroom: #105 (May 2025) [Live] • A Framework of Black Organizations in 19th Century Philadelphia • Black Metropolis 101 • Student Projects • 19th Century Black History Lesson Plans • Finding a Black Music Scene in 1826: The African Harmonic Society • What Was Purvis Reading? The Books of A Great Abolitionist - Preservation Alliance • Black History tours for kids • July 4 According to the Banneker Institute • Television Courtroom: #105 (May 2025) [Live] • Exploring Julian Abele's Emancipation Roots • Map of the Black Metropolis | *Best Seen On A Computer* • Now Digitized! Leon Gardiner collection records • Learn about the Free,As One Exhibit • 1838 Civil Rights Movement Timeline • Uncovering Philly's Black History: Exploring the Underground Railroad and Beyond • Finding Harriet Jacobs’ Underground Railroad Safe House in Philadelphia • Conference Full Program here • Sign up for our 101 Walking Tour with The Black Journey • 1838 PAS Census & Finding Aid • We're A National Park Network Site!?! • Democracy, engineered in the Black Metropolis | Opinion • Register: Using | Doing | Teaching Black History A Public History Workshop • PhillyStories - 1838 Black Metropolis Woman's Tour • Xenobia Bailey's "The Radical Black Elite" in Philadelphia - Association for Public Art • Downtown Philadelphia street banners honor a historically Black ‘city within a city’ • America 250 PA | 1838 & AAMP Takeover Podcast • Resurrecting Voices: The Philadelphia Black Experience Podcast • Uncovering Philly’s ‘Black Metropolis’: A Q&A with the creators of a new, innovative history project • The Philadelphia Black Metropolis of 1838 • Matthew on Sisters 4 Harmony Vodcast • Petition · Tell The Truth: Restore the President’s House Slavery Memorial - United States · Change.org • Explore the history of 19th Century Black Musicians • Take Action to Preserve Philadelphia Black History - President's House • 1838 WHYY ‘You Oughta Know’ Special • Intern Spotlight: The Life of Caterer Henry Jones • There was a Juvenile Singing School at St Thomas! (Newspapers.com paywall) • Self-Guided Walking Tours • DONATE! • Essential Reading List • ICY Textbooks • High School: Full Curriculum | 1838BlackMetropolis • Blog Page | 1838 Black Metropolis • KYW Interview on census research • Support The President’s House-give feedback to the Park Service • Extraordinary Ordinary in Northern Liberties • Interview with 6ABC's Tamala Edwards • Website | Homepage • 19th Century Philadelphia Black History Blog | 1838BlackMetropolis • Free Library • James J.G. Bias: Community Doctor for the free 1838 Black Metropolis of Philadelphia • Website | Blog • Website | 1838BlackMetropolis • 1838 X Free Library of Philadelphia | Mini Jawn Podcasts • Finding Black-Led Creation and Use of Economic Instruments to support Freedom Seekers in 1840