![[Original Draft of the] Constitution [and Minutes] of the New Bedford Anti Slavery Society, adopted June 26th 1834. James Congdon.](/pictures/thumb/3823_1.jpg?v=1492611421)
[Original Draft of the]...
A remarkable document illuminating the early days of New Bedford's famed abolitionism, with the signatures of various African American citizens, including Nathan Johnson, who, along with his wife Mary ("Polly"), was an underground railroad activist, prominent abolitionist, and host to Frederick Douglass upon his arrival in New Bedford following his...