An Ongoing Revolution: Black History and the Ten Broeck Mansion
Learn the stories of the Black residents of Ten Broeck Mansion and the Arbor Hill neighborhood who built our nation and expanded freedom.
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Join us for a special focus tour exploring Black history at Ten Broeck Mansion. This tour explores the lives, both free and enslaved, of Black residents of Ten Broeck Mansion and Arbor Hill, Albany's second-oldest neighborhood. Learn the stories of individuals enslaved at Ten Broeck Mansion like Susannah and her children, and be inspired by the life of Rosanna Vosburgh, the African American abolitionist, philanthropist, and paid household manager at Ten Broeck Mansion. This tour gives rich historical context to the celebration of the United States' 250th anniversary, exploring how our nation's conception of freedom was expanded by the work and leadership of Albany's Black community.
Location:
Albany County Historical Association
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Dates:
08/19/2026
Time:
3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Price:
$10 general admission, $8 seniors/Students/Vets, Free for Children under 18 and ACHA Member
Ages
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