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At Gather Place Museum ~ Meet Annie Harman: First-Person Presentation! Experience history come alive through a first-person presentation: Portraying the life and times of Annie Harman, the wife of Samuel Harman! Samuel Harman was an African American Civil War veteran of the United States Colored Troops (USCT), and is one of the six honored soldiers buried in Slate Cemetery. Learn about how they lived, worked and eventually died in "Yardleyville", further establishing facts and information about Yardley's overlooked and unknown African American lineage which traces back to its founders!
At Gather Place Museum ~ Meet Annie Harman: First-Person Presentation! Experience history come alive through a first-person presentation: Portraying the life and times of Annie Harman, the wife of Samuel Harman! Samuel Harman was an African American Civil War veteran of the United States Colored Troops (USCT), and is one of the six honored soldiers buried in Slate Cemetery. Learn about how they lived, worked and eventually died in "Yardleyville", further establishing facts and information about Yardley's overlooked and unknown African American lineage which traces back to its founders!
At Gather Place Museum ~ Meet Annie Harman: First-Person Presentation! Experience history come alive through a first-person presentation: Portraying the life and times of Annie Harman, the wife of Samuel Harman! Samuel Harman was an African American Civil War veteran of the United States Colored Troops (USCT), and is one of the six honored soldiers buried in Slate Cemetery. Learn about how they lived, worked and eventually died in "Yardleyville", further establishing facts and information about Yardley's overlooked and unknown African American lineage which traces back to its founders!
At Slate Hill Cemetery - Walk with us and learn about one of the oldest burial grounds in Bucks County. Nestled in a serene setting that dates back to the early Quaker settlers and their notable association with William Penn. Learn about this 1.4-acre historic cemetery established by Quaker settlers, with sections dating back to 1686 and 1721, and a third section added in 1788 for African Americans. Discover how Joshua Anderson, a local figure who built his mansion in 1763, donated land for a public graveyard after George Washington's 1776 Delaware River crossing.
At Gather Place Museum ~ Meet Annie Harman: First-Person Presentation! Experience history come alive through a first-person presentation: Portraying the life and times of Annie Harman, the wife of Samuel Harman! Samuel Harman was an African American Civil War veteran of the United States Colored Troops (USCT), and is one of the six honored soldiers buried in Slate Cemetery. Learn about how they lived, worked and eventually died in "Yardleyville", further establishing facts and information about Yardley's overlooked and unknown African American lineage which traces back to its founders!
At Gather Place Museum ~ Meet Annie Harman: First-Person Presentation! Experience history come alive through a first-person presentation: Portraying the life and times of Annie Harman, the wife of Samuel Harman! Samuel Harman was an African American Civil War veteran of the United States Colored Troops (USCT), and is one of the six honored soldiers buried in Slate Cemetery. Learn about how they lived, worked and eventually died in "Yardleyville", further establishing facts and information about Yardley's overlooked and unknown African American lineage which traces back to its founders!
