Hamilton Hatter Part 2 - Books Are The Holy Road

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more at http://civilwarcholars.com With generous, community-minded support from American Public University System. (The sentiments in this production do not in any way reflect modern-day policies of APUS). More at http://apus.edu Researched, Written, Produced, Narrated - Jim Surkamp Musicians "My Heart is in the Mountains" from Lantern in a Poet's Garden, Poem by Daniel Bedinger Lucas (public domain) Music by Terry Tucker, c (the copyright symbol) 2010, GHF Music, (terrytucker.net) Cam Millar - Tumble Blue 2, Waterdogs 1 (cammillar.com) Shana Aisenberg - twelve-string guitar, banjo copyright Shana Aisenberg. (shanasongs.com) Sound FX: children playing, hand bell, crickets - from “free sfx.uk.com” References: Burke, Dawne R. (2006). “An American Phoenix: A History of Storer College from Slavery to Desegregation,” Pittsburgh, PA: Geyer Printing House. Crayon, Porte. (Strother, David H.) “Our Negro Schools” Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, New York, NY: Harper and Bros. Volume 49 Issue 292 (September, 1874). “Sarah Jane Foster: Teacher of the Freedman, The Diary and Letters of a Maine Woman in the South After the Civil War,” Picton Press: Rockport, ME., 2001, Wayne E. Reilly editor. Stealey, John E. “The Freedmen’s Bureau in West Virginia.” West Virginia History 39 (Jan/April 1978): 99-142. Taylor, James L. “A History of Black Education in Jefferson County, West Virginia, 1866-1966.” Trowbridge, John T. (1866). “The South: a tour of its battlefields and ruined cities, a journey through the desolated states, and talks with the people: being a description of the present state of the country – its agriculture – railroads – business and finances.” Hartford, Conn., L. Stebbins. Image Credits: Harvesters at Rest by Harry Roseland From National Park Service, Harpers Ferry: Faculty member - Storer College Storer College seal Bates College seal - Bates College Hamilton Hatter (later years) - Bluefield Brown, Howell S. “Map of Jefferson County, Virginia From Actual Surveys With Farm Limits, 1852.” A Freedman’s Bureau agent - Harper's Weekly, July 25, 1868, p. 473. From King, Edward. (1875). “The Great South; A Record of Journeys in Louisiana, Texas, the Indian Territory, Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland:” Illustrated by Champney, James Wells. Hartford, Conn. American Publishing Co. Print. p. 695 - pump By David Hunter Strother - West Virginia University contraband 1862 boy on horseback From Strother, David Hunter “Our Negro Schools,” (September 1874), “Harper’s New Monthly Magazine.” p. 457 - silhouettes of children playing p. 458 - boy reading book p. 459 - boy not at school p. 460 - older student p. 461 - young teach the old p. 461 - woman at blackboard p. 467 - boys huddled on the ground By Winslow Homer: Sunday Morning In Virginia, 1877 - Cincinnati Art Museum Blackboard, 1877 - National Gallery of Art Uncle Ned at Home, 1875 Charlestown Looking to Route 340 Thomas Biscoe - West Virginia & Regional Collection By Henry Ossawa Tanner: The Banjo Lesson, 1893 The Thankful Poor, 1894 By Eastman Johnson: Musical Instrument, 1860 Dinah, The Negress, (1866-1869) Negro Boy, 1860 Good Morning From Harpers Ferry by Edward L Henry Image of Achilles Dixon home (p. 10). From Taylor, James L. “A History of Black Education in Jefferson County, West Virginia, 1866-1966.” Logan Osburn - courtesy Don Amoroso Boy running to school detail from drawing of Colyer’s School North Carolina Cover - Ray’s Primary Arithmetic 1857 edition Group photograph of African-American school children, 1895, location unknown. Freedman’s School - Illustration of Freedman in school from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 1883. Woman Reading by Candlelight - 1908 by Peter Ilsted The Misses Cooke's school room, Freedman's Bureau, Richmond, Va. - Waud, Alfred R. (Alfred Rudolph), Harper's weekly, 1868 July 25, p. 473. Harpers Ferry 1872 by Granville Perkins Silas Curtis - findagrave.com Godey’s Fashions for September 1862 “C for Christ” page from”The Tract Primer” published by the American Tract Society, 1841 H. R. 613 - Bill amending the Freedmen”s Bureau enactment - National Archives Pile of bricks - 2005, Author: Tasja - wikimedia.org Wheeling, West Virginia Independence Hall - wikipedia.org Detail from Wheeling Custom House - Harper's Weekly, July 6, 1861. Sarah Jane Foster - Courtesy of Carolyn Reilly From Library of Congress: Freedmen’s Bureau Teacher's Monthly Report, Little Rock, Arkansas, March 24, 1865 "Hon. Arthur Ingrham Boreman" Contraband camp Glimpses at the Freedmen - The Freedmen's Union Industrial School, Richmond, Va. Text of the Emancipation Proclamation from L. N. Rosenthal, "The Proclamation of Emancipation," Lithograph, 1865.