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Winner, PAUL GREEN MULTIMEDIA AWARD & PAUL JEHU BARRINGER, JR. & SR. AWARD from N. C. Society of Historians, November 2002 This website is being created by students of Dr. David Cecelski, Whichard Distinguished Visiting Professor in the Humanities at East Carolina University, in the course History 3005/5005 THE SLAVE NARRATIVE IN AMERICAN HISTORY, Fall 2000, Department of History, College of Arts and Sciences. MEMBERS OF THE CLASS: Susan Butler Dayna S. Dunn Julie Gorman Joan Joyner Theresa Nelson Joyce Joines Newman Stephanie Noles Darlene Perry Rob Thompson Kevin Treadway Introduction to the Site by Dr. David S. Cecelski Class ListServ (no longer active) Learning Activities for Teachers   In the discovery and preparation of materials, we gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the following: EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY: COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES: W. Keats Sparrow, Dean DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY: Dr. Michael A. Palmer, Chair Dr. David C. Dennard Dr. Janice Stennette Dr. Lu Ann Jones Shirley S. Martin JOYNER LIBRARY: The North Carolina Collection Maurice C. York, Director Special Collections Mary A. Boccaccio, Curator Interlibrary Services: Patricia R. Guyette Glenna Lemasters UNIVERSITY MULTIMEDIA CENTER: Laurie B. Godwin, Interim Director William "Scotty" Smith Martha J.S. VanScott, Director, Technology Transfer   NORTH CAROLINA STATE ARCHIVES Mr. George Stevenson, Jr., Private Collections Archivist All the staff   WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS: Robert M. Johnson, Photographer Donna Berrios of Hope Cemetery, Worcester, MA David J. Rushford, City Clerk of Worcester, MA The Rev. Walter Tilleman, Pastor, Pleasant Street Baptist Church, Worcester, MA Thomas L. Doughton, Visiting Professor, Center for Interdisciplinary and Special Studies, College of the Holy Cross Dr. Janette T. Greenwood, Department of History, Clark University WORCESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY Ask A Librarian Reference Department Nancy Gaudette, Worcester Room Librarian WORCESTER HISTORICAL MUSEUM Robyn Christensen, Librarian Julia Barrow, Librarian Joan Bedard AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY: Nancy H. Burkett, Marcus A. McCorison Librarian Laura E. Wasowicz, Reference Specialist for Children's Literature and Graphic Arts MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL GUARD MUSEUM Col. Leonid Kondratiuk, Director Historical Services Kent DeGroodt The Rev. Celestine Reid, Belmont Street A.M.E. Zion Church   BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS: HARVARD UNIVERSITY Joe Bourneuf, Head Reference Librarian Pam Matz, HCL Research Services Barbara Burg, Research Services, Widener Library MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY: Nicholas Graham, Reference Librarian,   BALTIMORE, MARYLAND: ENOCH PRATT FREE LIBRARY, State Library Resource Center Jeff Korman, Manager, Maryland Department, Baltimore, MD   OTHER CONTRIBUTORS: Dr. Joseph P. Reidy, Director, Black Sailors: The Howard University Research Project Dr. Patricia C. Click, Division of Technology, Culture, and Communication, The University of Virginia Randall K. Burkett, African-American Studies Bibliographer, Special Collections Department, Robert W. Woodruff Library, Emory University Professor Nick Salvatore, Cornell University, author of We All Got History (New York: Times Books, 1996) Scott W. Schwartz, National Museum of American History Archives Center Chi Zang, MD; Fellow, Renal Division, Emory University SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR: Edward J. Krieser, Commander-in-Chief Leo F. Kennedy, National Grave Registration Officer Marcia Head, RE/MAX Advantage I Realty, Worcester, MA Joseph S. Hall, Jr., Uxbridge, Massachusetts The University of North Carolina Press