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Collection of objects from the Stevens - Cogdell - Sanders - Venning families

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Middle-class African American family active in the Philadelphia African American political, social, educational, and cultural community from the 1850s to the 20th century. The family was involved in several prominent local African American institutions, including the St. Thomas P.E. Church, Church of the Crucifixion, Central Presbyterian Church, the Colored Institute of Youth, and the Citizens Republican Club.

Record Contributed By

The Library Company of Philadelphia

Record Harvested From

PA Digital

Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Button
  3. Cameo
  4. Cameos
  5. Cogdell Family
  6. Commemorative Token
  7. Monograms
  8. Mourning Jewelry
  9. Pendant
  10. Pendants (Jewelry)
  11. Pennsylvania
  12. Philadelphia
  13. Portraits
  14. Sanders Family
  15. Seal
  16. South Carolina Society
  17. Stevens Family
  18. Thimble
  19. Thimbles
  20. Venning Family
  21. Washington, George, 1732 1799

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