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Discover Poetry from the Past

Welcome to a journey through the depths of human experience, where poetry serves a window into the soul. Here, you'll discover a collection of poems that resonate with the joys and sorrows of life. Dive into the tapestry of history and learn about the poets whose words have our understanding of the human condition. Join us in celebrating the art of poetry and the timeless stories it tells.

Freedom's Commitment to Historic Poetry 

Frances Ellen Watkins Poet
B. 1825- D.1911

Frances Ellen Watkins Harper

Frances's poetry addressed social and political matters. Including Women's Rights, Slavery, and Civil Rights. 

Frances Ellen Watkins Harper spoke at the National Women’s Rights Convention, demanding the inclusion of Black women’s rights as a priority within the larger women’s rights movement.

Her poem "The slave Auction" and "Bury me in a Free Land" inspired Freedom's journey to write poems with essence and depth.

Freedom Trotter is the founder of United Poetry.

She empowers youth and communities to learn the history of poetry. To learn more visit

United Poetry.org 

Immersive Exhibits

Engaging Interactions

Immerse yourself in our interactive poems that vividly depict the narratives and artifacts shaping our local heritage. From hands-on experiences to captivating displays, poetry exhibits offer a journey through time for visitors of all ages.

Educational Lectures

Insightful Sessions

Engage with our captivating lectures that unravel the depths of various historical topics. Our knowledgeable speakers share insights that breathe life into the past, fostering a deeper understanding of our local history.

Interactive Workshops

Hands-On Learning

Participate in our interactive workshops to gain new skills, delve into historical techniques, and explore the cultural heritage of our community. Our workshops blend fun and education to create memorable experiences for all participants.

Archival Treasures

Preserving Our Legacy

Embark on a journey through our extensive archives, where documents, photos, and artifacts weave together the compelling narratives of our community. Our commitment to preservation ensures that the legacy of our history thrives for generations to come.

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