Written by Betty Slade, 2021 This is the story about John Stevens, an African man who came to America in […]
The Importance of the “The Country” Blueberries The Animals Driving Mom, the Great Organizer Baseball The Gardens Springtime The Elders […]
Please visit www.PaulCuffe.org to learn more Paul Cuffe was born on Cuttyhunk Island, at the west end of the […]
The best-known citizen of Westport is Paul Cuffe, a master mariner with African and Indian roots who rose to prominence […]
Our collection includes a bound set of The Non-Slaveholder, a 19th century publication with a special approach to the anti-slavery […]
African-American residents of Westport played a vital role in the history of the town. The keeping of slaves and indentured […]
This letter appeared in the March 2 1863 edition of New Bedford Evening Standard.
A Self-Made Man, Capt. Paul Cuffee. This small pamphlet was written by the great grandson of Paul Cuffe to mark […]
Exploring Paul Cuffe: The Man and his Legacy A Public Symposium Saturday October 3, 2009 Opening keynote by Lamont Thomas […]