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Deerfield Centennial Pageant

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Title

Deerfield Centennial Pageant

Description

Photocopy of pages from the Deerfield Cenntenial Pageant script that mentions Andrew Jackson, the runaway slave who supposedly stayed in Deerfield.

Source

Deerfield Centennial Commission

Date

1935

Contributor

Kottrasch Brothers

Koebelin, WIlliam

Becker, Eugene

Engstrom, George

Knaak, Theodore J.

Rommel, Mrs. J.

Ziesing, August

McGarvie Brothers

Language

English

Identifier

DPL.0013.016

Collection

Lyman Wilmot House

Tags

Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Jackson, Anti-Slavery Activities, August Sieffert, August Ziesing, Canada, Chicago and Northwestern Train, Chicago Illinois, Clara M. Merner, Clara Ott, Cole's General Store, Deerfield Centennial, Deerfield Centennial Pageant, Deerfield Centennial Pageant Scene IX: The Underground Railroad, Deerfield Illinois, E.R. Seese, Eli Ott, Eugene Becker, Fredericka Koebelin, Fugitive Slave Acts, George Engstrom, Hoyt's General Store, J.P. O'Connell, Jacob Ott, John J. Welch, Knecht's Wagon and Blacksmith Shop, Kottrasch Brothers, Lorenz Ott, Lyman Wilmot, McGarvie Brothers, Mississippi, Mrs. J. Rommel, Offensive Language, Port Clinton, Preservation of the Union, R.C. Vilas, Racist Language, Royal Neighbors, Samuel Ott, Sarah Ott, Slavery, Standard Oil Company, States Rights, Stephen Douglas, Swing Low Sweet Chariot, Theodore J. Knaak, Tupper's Grist Mill, Underground Railroad, William F. Weir, WIlliam Kobelin

Citation

“Deerfield Centennial Pageant,” DPL Digital Collections, accessed November 23, 2024, https://archives.deerfieldlibrary.org/items/show/2088.

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