Gallery 8 
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AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE & HISTORY
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801. Nace Hopkins Burial site in Old
Paradise Cemetery, Trappe, Md. |

802.
"Nace" Hopkins probably 1890s. |

803. Program from the Emancipation
Proclamation (Nace's Day) Celebration November
01, 1934 |

804.
"Remembering Nace Hopkins", Star-Democrat
clipping 1978 |

805.
Wilbert Roberts, with his grandfather Nace
Hopkins' sword. |

806. James Thomas from a cabinet
photograph circa
1890-1910 |

807. Elsie Thomas Greene, from a
tintype taken about 1903 |

808. Molly and Edwin Brooks, circa
1920 |

809. George Cooper and Daniel Roberts,
1893 |

810. Edwin Brooks and friends at Isle
of Rays farm circa 1916 |

811. George Dobson cook at Goose Point
farm, circa 1950 |

812.
Trappe Dodgers in the 1940s. |

813. Pitcher Wilbert "Smoke"
Roberts, Trappe Dodgers, 1945. |

814. Life in Trappe, 1953 |

815. Two Trappe slave documents from
the 1840s - 1850s |

816. A bill of sale for a slave dating
from
June 16, 1849 |

817. A bill of sale for a slave dating
from November 4, 1767 |

818. Bill of sale for an 11 year
old slave, 1851 |

. Dr. Kemp provides medicine
for Nancy Worrell's slaves, 1845-1847 |

820. Trappe's First African
American School-1865 |

821. A list of "colored
schools" in the Trappe area from 1918 |

822. Trappe's "colored school" circa 1930. Prince Cooper, principal, |

823. Prince Cooper taught at
Trappe's black primary school |

824. Report Card From
Trappe's "Colored School",
1927-28 |

825. Scott's Methodist Church,
Trappe, Md. 1940 |
826. History of Scott's Methodist
Church, 1869-1993
(49 KB .pdf download) |
827. Usher - Scott Methodist Church,
Trappe |

828. Queen Esther Circle - Program at
Scotts Ch. 1940 |

829.
"1820 Black Peoples day Book" from the
Barnett farm |