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SUMMARY:New Insights into Indigenous and Enslaved Peoples in Portland
DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday\, November 16\, Holly K. Hurd\, Executive Direc
 tor\, and Laura F.\nSprague\, Consulting Curator\, Tate House Museum\, w
 ill present an illustrated Zoom program at 5:30 pm. The lecture will be 
 moderated by Aimee&nbsp\;Keithan\, PhD\, &nbsp\;Research Associate\, Uni
 versity of York. They will highlight new research about colonial Portlan
 d and perspectives on Indigenous and Enslaved people that will expand th
 e interpretation of historic Tate House. Recent interpretations shared w
 ith visitors to the historic site in Portland's Stroudwater neighborhood
  have focused primarily on the lives of George and Mary Tate\, of a weal
 thy merchant class family\, who built the house in 1755 and lived there 
 until 1794. With the support of a Maine Humanities Council grant\, Tate 
 House Museum has been working to expand its narrative to understand the 
 lives and work of enslaved people in the neighborhood and\nperspectives 
 and representations of Indigenous people who also lived in the region. T
 he lecture will include research about Colonel Thomas Westbrook and Samu
 el Waldo and describe how their actions affected Native people as well a
 s what is known and not known about enslaved people and domestic servant
 s in Stroudwater. Tate House Museum’s objective is to engage in import
 ant community conversations about Maine’s colonial history to make its
 \neducational offerings more inclusive and to tell a more complete story
 .\nRegistration for the lecture is free and open to the public. Informat
 ion about ticketing is available at www.tatehouse.org. Please direct que
 stions to Holly Hurd at hkhurd@tatehouse.org.
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 ous-and-enslaved-peoples-in-portland/
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LOCATION:online\, Portland\,  Maine  04102\,  US
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