Frederic Douglass, a Slave, in St. Michaels 1833-36 - A Docent led Walking Tour

 On the fourth Saturday the Museum’s signature tour “Frederic Douglass, a Slave, in St. Michaels 1833-36”, will give a more detailed view of the early life of St. Michaels’ most famous 19^th century resident and probably the most important African-American Abolitionist in the Civil War Era.  This will fit well with the Museum’s expanded exhibit; “Frederick Douglass:  His world 1818-1895 “.  This tour will include a walk to several sites important in Frederick Douglass life in St. Michaels including the Dodson House where In 1877 Frederick reconciled with his previous master.