A noteworthy instance of living history on many levels, figuratively
and literally:

Small Groups Push for Recognition of Slavery in Philadelphia
A tiny nonprofit and an unincorporated group kept the pressure on the
National Park Service to tell the story of how President George
Washington held on to his slaves in the original US capital after
Pennsylvania abolished slavery.
http://www.wheremostneeded.org/2007/07/small-groups-pu.html

Regards,
Dan Prives
Where Most Needed
The Charity Industry Blog
http://www.wheremostneeded.org

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