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DESCRIPTION:One of the most intriguing stories in Spectrum of Fashion is th
 e discovery of  livery worn by Tilghman Davis and Tom Brown, two men form
 erly enslaved at  Hampton—the Ridgely family estate that is now a National
  Historic Site in  Towson. The livery will be a point of departure for exp
 loring companies such  as Brooks Brothers. In the 19th century, Brooks Br
 others provided garments  for coachmen, footmen, and chauffeurs in wealt
 hy households, many in the  antebellum South. Like many northern commerci
 al institutions, the celebrated  clothier benefited from the institution 
 of slavery.
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LOCATION:Maryland Center for History and Culture, 610 Park Avenue, Baltim
 ore, MD
SUMMARY:A Stain on an All-American Brand: How Brooks Brothers Once Clothed 
 Slaves
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