Frederick Douglass Community Reading at Stagville

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Frederick Douglass Community Reading at Stagville

Family, Youth & EducationStorytime & LiteracyArts & EntertainmentVisual Arts & GalleriesArts & CultureFamily, Youth & Education / Storytime & LiteracyArts & Entertainment / Visual Arts & Galleries
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Outdoor activityHistoric VenueGeneral PublicPublic
When:
July 4, 2026 · 10:00 AM
Where:
Historic Stagville, NC
Source:
NC State Parks – Events

Commemorate Independence Day with a reading of Frederick Douglass' powerful Fourth of July address, "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July" at Historic Stagville State Historic Site. This is a participatory community reading. Every year, 60 volunteers sign up to read passages from this famous abolitionist speech in front of the historic slave quarters at Horton Grove. You may sign up as a reader when you arrive. This year's reading will mark a special date for reflection and remembrance: t

Arts & CultureOutdoor activityHistoric VenueGeneral PublicPublic

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    Historic Stagville

  • Primary source

    NC State Parks – Events

  • Categories

    Family, Youth & Education, Storytime & Literacy, Arts & Entertainment

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    Arts & Culture, Outdoor activity, Historic Venue, General Public