House on Cedar Hill

Duration: 22

Year Published: 1952

Creator: Artisan Productions

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Sound: sound

Description: Uses live photography, still pictures, portraits, sketches, and maps to present the life and work of a Negro, Frederick Douglass. Includes scenes of the Frederick Douglass Memorial House in Washington in presenting the story of his birth as a slave, his education, his escape to the free states during early manhood, his associations with such notables as John Brown and Abraham Lincoln, and his efforts in this country and in England to gain freedom for the slaves after the Civil War., Uses live photography, still pictures, portraits, sketches, and maps to present the life and work of a Negro, Frederick Douglass. Includes scenes of the Frederick Douglass Memorial House in Washington in presenting the story of his birth as a slave, his education, his escape to the free states during early manhood, his associations with such notables as John Brown and Abraham Lincoln, and his efforts in this country and in England to gain freedom for the slaves after the Civil War.

Complete Record: Uses live photography, still pictures, portraits, sketches, and maps to present the life and work of a Negro, Frederick Douglass. Includes scenes of the Frederick Douglass Memorial House in Washington in presenting the story of his birth as a slave, his education, his escape to the free states during early manhood, his associations with such notables as John Brown and Abraham Lincoln, and his efforts in this country and in England to gain freedom for the slaves after the Civil War., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.