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DESCRIPTION:In 1790, the Ridgely family’s Hampton Mansion was the largest 
 house in the  United States. Who worked to keep this enormous estate runni
 ng efficiently?  Who labored in the surrounding gardens and, a little far
 ther away, in the  lucrative, but treacherous iron furnaces? Although th
 e Ridgely family hired  indentured servants and free blacks, the estate d
 epended on slave labor for  over 100 years, ending only when Maryland Sta
 te law ended the institution in  1864. The Ridgely’s owned over 500 enslav
 ed people during that period.
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LOCATION:Engineers Club / Garrett Jacobs Mansion, 11 West Mount Vernon Pla
 ce, Baltimore, MD
SUMMARY:New Light on Hidden Lives: A Talk on Discovering the Histories of H
 ampton’s  Enslaved Workers
URL:https://baltimoreheritage.org/event/new-light-on-hidden-lives-discoveri
 ng-the-histories-of-hamptons-enslaved-workers/
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