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100 Years Ago…
One hundred years ago, in 1921, Marion A. Dennis, a fifth-generation direct descendant of the Perkins-Dennis Family, graduated from Bloomsburg State Normal School, in Bloomsburg, PA, following her sister Edith who'd graduated in 1919. Marion Dennis Polk, ...
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Hope Dennis and the Institute of Race Relations, 1945
Hope Dennis In the 1940’s, Hope Dennis (1906-2006), co-founder of the Dennis Farm Charitable Land Trust, was on the staff of Charles S. Johnson, PhD, at Fisk University’s Institute for Race Relations, in ...
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Saluting John Arnone and Lucas Taylor
From left to right: Lucas Taylor, DFCLT-Keystone College Liaison and DFCLT Property Manager, John V. Arnone With a 153-acre property and an educational, historical and conservation mission, the Dennis Farm Charitable Land Trust ...
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Artist Elmer Stoner, Dennis Family Friend
Artist Elmer C. Stoner (1897-1969) in his Greenwich Village apartment. In his new book, Invisible Men, author Ken Quattro tells the stories of sixteen African American artists who were trailblazers in the ...
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It Begins with Each of Us
From left, Forum Master of Ceremonies, Rev. Marshall P. H. Mitchell, Pastor, Salem Baptist Church of Abington; Panelist Alexandria Harris, Esq, Executive Director, the Andrew Goodman Foundation; and Panelist Charles Gallagher, Ph.D., Chair of ...
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Prince Perkins’ 270th Birthday Celebrated
Dear Friends, The Dennis Farm Charitable Land Trust would like to thank all of you who participated in our 8th Annual Symposium, our first virtual Symposium-Webinar, on October 16, 2020. We had approximately 100 registrants ...
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AmRev360: A Family’s Revolutionary Legacy
Denise Dennis, President of the Dennis Farm Charitable Land Trust, joined Dr. R. Scott Stephenson for a conversation about her rich, personal Revolutionary history; her work to preserve the historic, 153-acre Dennis Farm in the ...
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Dennis Addresses African American Genealogical Group
Adrienne Whaley, President, African American Genealogy Group. The author Alex Haley wrote, “Family is our link to the past and our bridge to the future.” Knowing this, it isn’t surprising that more and more ...
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National Women in Agriculture Association
From left, screen poster announcing DFCLT President as Keynote Speaker at National Women in Agriculture Association’s 13th Anniversary and Black History Month event, on the right, a flyer for the event. On February ...
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DFCLT’s New Bridge
The Dennis Farm is historical, but it is also a living place. As such, the landscape of the Farm is always changing. This year, DFCLT made a landscape change for the future that reflects the ...
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