Thursday, Sep 18th , 2025

7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Cost:

Free! Registration required.

Address:

Millbrook Library
3 Friendly Lane
Millbrook, 12545

Phone:

(845) 677-3611

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Between 1773 and 1777, seventeen enslaved people were manumitted, or freed, by members of the Nine Partners Quaker Meeting in what today is Millbrook. This talk, presented by the Millbrook Historical Society at Millbrook Library, will trace the evolution of Quaker views of slavery in the decades leading up to these manumissions and explore how Friends grappled with the complicated theological and moral questions surrounding enslavement and emancipation. 

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