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[RocMemory @MemoryRoc]

@HurricaneChip Where is the Instagram post?

[EDSITEment @EDSITEment]

#OTD 1783 Congress ratified the Constitution Day! Check out all the resources we have for the classroom https://t.co/F3Ox2qNFgs #ConstitutionDay #sschat

[British Museum @britishmuseum]

🎲Gaming dice haven’t changed much since ancient times – these examples span 1,600 years and date back to around the 6th century BC!

Can you guess which is the oldest?

[Luke Auburn @lukeauburn]

I can think of few academic places cooler than the Cary Collection. We're lucky to have a resource like this on campus. #RITNews https://t.co/l6h5X8PbUb

[RocMemory @MemoryRoc]

#ImagineRIT old acquaintance, new friend. Where are you from? Check out the city...do you recognize this place? #NEHgrant

[RocMemory @MemoryRoc]

#ImagineRIT Come share your favorite #RochesterNY Memories. Where is your favorite Rochester Place? https://t.co/kBWSYY1GaG #NEHgrant

[RocMemory @MemoryRoc]

#ImagineRIT Check out Marketview Heights and #RocesterNY Old Public Market, Bausch & Lomb, Garment Industry...#NEHgrant

[RocMemory @MemoryRoc]

Community, Memory, Place. #NEH Field Trip to Historic Public Market on Saturday am ya all. Pies, cheese, and bread. We got a sense of place.

[RocMemory @MemoryRoc]

Students as a part of #NEH grant exploring Rochester City Neighborhoods. The city's public market has been open for business since 1905 and is a focal point for Marketview Heights community.

[RocMemory @MemoryRoc]

Students in course for #NEH grant reading Mount Allegro. Immigration in Rochester neighborhood turn of the 20th c. Thoughtful group.

[RoCo @RoCo137]

@MemoryRoc It was a great discussion! Anyone can check it out with our Facebook Live video of the event.

https://t.co/vSfM3TPpG1

[RocMemory @MemoryRoc]

Provocative panel & exhibit @RoCo137 on Douglass monument now as a counter narrative to confederate statues? #FrederickDouglass200

[RocMemory @MemoryRoc]

Post-post civil war. Frederick Douglass, "There is no peace." Does the Douglass memorial now counter the narrative of confederate statues?

[RocMemory @MemoryRoc]

First(?) Monument erected to memorialize an A-A in America. At the same time erecting monuments to honor heroism of confederate soldiers.

[RocMemory @MemoryRoc]

Statue intended first as memorial to A-A veterans of the Civil War. After Douglass death, a monument proposed. Unveiling with 10,000 people.

[RocMemory @MemoryRoc]

The Frederick Douglass memorial as material cultural object in midst of "evaluation" of statues and the marking of an event.

[RocMemory @MemoryRoc]

Public discussion on landmarks. Legacy of civil war and civil rights. #FrederickDouglass200 @RoCo137

[RocMemory @MemoryRoc]

Discussion with panel, including Professor Rich Newman. Complex relationship with history, race, public art. #RoCo137 #FrederickDouglass200

[City of Rochester NY @CityRochesterNY]

#FrederickDouglass200

[Juilee Decker (she/her) @RITmuse]

Tonight, let's illuminate Douglass literally and figuratively @CityRochesterNY #FrederickDouglass200 #FrederickDouglass
https://t.co/L4IHLfw4zP