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DTSTAMP:20260825T211143Z
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DESCRIPTION:Since Hollywood’s earliest films, rare cinematic depictions of
  slave  dwellings have provided an image of slave habitations for many Ame
 ricans.   From Edwin Porter’s 1903 silent film portrayal of /Uncle Tom’s C
 abin/  through director Steve McQueen’s 2013 award-winning film /12 Years 
 a  Slave/, museum educator *Julie Rose*, Ph.D., will explore how slave 
 life  dwellings represented on film changed over the century.
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LOCATION:Gilman Hall, JHU Homewood Campus, The Johns Hopkins University,
  3400 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD
SUMMARY:2017 Architecture Lectures: Slave Dwellings Seen Through a Hollywoo
 d Lens
URL:http://museums.jhu.edu/calendar.php?museum=homewood
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