Recent Research Revelations
Hot Off the Press! or, the National Archives Records of the Freedmen’s Bureau Scholar-in-residence John Hannigan just discovered a letter…
Robbins House board members attend IMLS AAHC Conference
IMLS Convening for Museum Grants for African American History and Culture (AAHC) Wednesday, May 25th, Washington DC Our exciting IMLS…
The Future of the American Past
“The Future of the African American Past” conference will provide an opportunity for historians to share research and ideas, take…
The Future of the American Past
“The Future of the African American Past” conference will provide an opportunity for historians to share research and ideas, take…
AAM 2016 Annual Meeting
American Alliance of Museums (AAM) 2016 Annual Meeting and MuseumExpo Thursday, May 26th – Sunday, May 29th The IMLS conference…
AAM 2016 Annual Meeting
American Alliance of Museums (AAM) 2016 Annual Meeting and MuseumExpo Thursday, May 26th – Sunday, May 29th The IMLS conference…
Gaining National Momentum
The Robbins House included in more high profile Black History & museum conferences The Future of the African American Past…
Ellen Garrison/Harriet Jacobs Pop-up Exhibit
Robbins House Humanities Director Presents Ellen Garrison/Harriet Jacobs Pop-up Exhibit During February’s Black History month, Robbins House humanities director, Elon Cook,…
Freedom’s Way Hidden Treasures Weekend
May 22nd, The Robbins House - Freedom’s Way Hidden Treasures Weekend
Meet Ellen Garrison (1823-c.1890), Concord’s Civil Rights activist. Ellen Garrison was born in Concord’s Robbins House the year it was built, 1823.
