Box 3

Includes: email correspondence, research with annotations and a lecture titled "In the four generations after the American Revolution, Philadelphia African Americans shaped a community that provided world-wide leadership- political, social, economic, religious, and artistic. How'd they do that?".

Includes: email correspondence, notes, research with annotations and lecture.

Includes: lecture, recommended reading list, schedule and email correspondence for the Benstitute 2006 program.

Includes: syllabus and lectures for a guest presentation that Emma gave as part of an English class at the University of Delaware.

Includes: correspondence, notes and lecture from a talk that Emma gave at the Library of Congress on Benjamin Franklin.

Inlcudes: research with annotations and an extended reading list for a lecture Emma gave on Philadelphia dn 19th century immigrants.

Includes: research with annotations, lecture notes and event pamphlets from a lecutre Emma gave as part of a workshop for the Rural History Confederation.

Includes: Lecture with annotations, printed slides and an extended reading list.

Includes: email correspondence and lecture that was given at Sandy Spring Friends School.

Includes: a Philadelphia Inquirer article by Emma titled "William Penn's Holy Experiment Stands the Test of Time", an event pamphlet, and a flyer from a panel discussion that Emma participated in for the Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia.