Scarlet and Black Research Center, Rutgers University
Slavery Persisted in New England Until the 19th Century | HISTORY
New Jersey hopes to 'elevate the stories of Black New Jerseyans' with the Black Heritage Trail
American Dream, Paramus NJ part of North Jersey slavery legacy
In New Jersey, Old Slave Quarters vs. New Homes - The New York Times
Slavery and Emancipation Laws in 19th Century New Jersey - New Jersey State Library
Part 5 – The Struggle For Abolition – Anthropology - Montclair State University
Sparta, where is our pride?
ABB Event | How the Dutch & English Brought Slavery to New Jersey on 3/23/23 – The Atlantic Black Box Project
SB Historical Society Studies Local History of Slavery | East Brunswick, NJ News TAPinto
Secret history of a northern slave state: How slavery was written into New Jersey's DNA | Salon.com
Underground Railroad in New Jersey | History of American Women
Slavery and Rebellion in Eighteenth-Century New Jersey - AAIHS
APHS Presents the History of Slavery in New Jersey : Asbury Park Historical Society
Slavery in New Jersey Explored on NJ PBS | News | NJ PBS
History of slavery in New York (state) - Wikipedia
Amazon | Stories of Slavery in New Jersey (American Heritage) | Geffken, Rick, Greason PhD, Walter D | Abolition
The History of Slavery in New Jersey timeline | Timetoast timelines
Before the Civil War, New Orleans Was the Center of the U.S. Slave Trade | History| Smithsonian Magazine
Slavery in New Jersey: A Shame that Spanned Three Centuries « Charles Cummings
Stories of Slavery in New Jersey – Recording Available – Pennington
American Dream, Paramus NJ part of North Jersey slavery legacy
Stories of Slavery in New Jersey - YouTube
Slave auction project: New Jersey school under fire - BBC News
Part 1 – Early Settlement And The Rise Of Slavery In Colonial Dutch New Jersey – Anthropology - Montclair State University
Stories of Slavery in New Jersey" - Somerset County Library System of New Jersey
Truehart Productions - If you're like me and most of the general public in New Jersey learning that slavery was so prevalent (at one time there were 12,000 registered slaves) in NJ
