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Northern Pennsylvania Family is Taking Steps to Preserve its History (video)
Dennis Farm Featured on PCN History Program
Historic Dennis Farm Grabs Attention of Farm Show Guests
Historic Farm Recognized (video)
Incredible Opportunity Creates Unique Challenge for Dennis Farm
EMHR Director Keynote Speaker at Dennis Farm Event
Dennis Farm Trustees Host Heritage Region Members
Land trust’s spring fete highlights efforts to preserve historical farm
Cheyney students recognized for essays on racial ties
Piece of local history on display in Philly
Philly museum thinks it has the only surviving relic of its type from a slain African American colonial soldier
Rare powder horn illuminates little-known story of Black soldiers of the Revolutionary War
Local Students and Experts Push for Racial Understanding
Dennis Farm Charitable Land Trust is KYW Newsradio Changemaker of the Week
Endless Mountains Lifestyles on Dennis Farm events
Sign Points to Hidden Susquehanna County Gems (Video)
Dennis Farm Offers Unique Insight into History
Hidden History: Dennis Farm (Video)
Black Farmers Finding Their Way in the Fields of Pennsylvania
Black History Month Guest Lecture at Delaware Valley University
Elm Park United Methodist Church luncheon address “The Women of the Perkins-Dennis Family”
‘Land That I Love’ Documentary Being Made about Historic Dennis Farm (Video)
Three Centuries of the Dennis Farm: Looking Forward, Part 1
Three Centuries of the Dennis Farm: Looking Forward, Part 2
Historical Marker Placed at Dennis Farm
Farmhouse to Receive Historical Marker (Video)
Drilling and History Intersect in the Marcellus Shale
Early History Marked at Dennis Farm
Black Family Preserves 220-Year-Old Farm Land
Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus Citation
A descendant of Colonial Concord comes home
Dennis Farm: A Lesson in American History and the Future of Energy (Article)
Dennis Farm: A Lesson in American History and the Future of Energy (Podcast)
Natural Gas or Black History?
Obama says African-American museum to tell ‘shared story’
America’s Shame: Confederates’ Defending Slavery
Family’s dilemma: Gas rights vs. black heritage
2008 Archaeological Fieldschools Addressing African Diaspora Subjects
UNCW Anthropology Department Sponsors New Emerging Scholars Lecture on African American Archaeology
Citizens’ Voice Interview with Denise Dennis
Stored-up history
2007 Underground Railroad Discussion Groups
Denise Dennis to Speak at Black History Month Event – The Scranton Record 2006
Education Articles
Cheyney University Geography Students Visit Historic Dennis Farm