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The Search for Frederick Douglass' Birthplace
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"The Search for Frederick Douglass' Birthplace
Frederick Douglass Born 1818 - Died 1895
Hey, this is our Web page about Frederick Douglass' birthplace. You can't get there by reading tourist books and highway historical markers . They're all wrong! But now, we've located the spot and can show you the way. My name is Amanda Barker. This project is a requirement of my Honors English class, but my dad and I are putting this Web site together just for fun.
You can hop right to....
< "Lost" Site -- Why it's so hard to find his true birthplace>
< Clues -- How we searched for facts and what we found >
< Maps -- How you can get there from anywhere >
< Photos -- Aerial and ground photos >
< About Us -- Who we are and why we did this >
. . . "Lost" Site -- Why You Can't Get There From Here
Road Signs To A Dead End
In 1995, the centennial year of the death of Frederick Douglass, Ebony urged its readers
to plan family vacations so that the kids could see monuments to black history. They suggested you
visit the birthplace of Frederick Douglass. ("How To Celebrate Black History Month 12 Months of the Year", Ebony , Feb. 1995, vol. 50 no. 4)
Why not?
Because you can't get to Douglass' birthplace by following the tourist guidebooks and roadside markers.
Most brochures describing tourist attractions in Talbot County, Maryland, mention the county's distinction as the birthplace of Frederick Douglass. Like most other sources of tour"
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