Events
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Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens, SC 3550 Ashley River Rd, Charleston, SC, United StatesJoseph McGill, Jr. and the talented Living Historians of Inalienable Rights bring African American heritage to life through immersive storytelling, hands-on demos, and powerful reflection.
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Campfire Conversation at the Old Charleston Jail 🔥 An Exclusive Perk for Upgraded Members
We’re gathering Wednesday, March 4, 2026 at 6 PM at the historic Old Charleston Jail — 21 Magazine Street, Charleston, SC — for a powerful evening of truth-telling and connection.
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3rd Annual Francis Marion Living History Day
Join us for the 3rd Annual Francis Marion Living History Day as we celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the United States!
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🎤 Speaker Spotlight: Joe McGill
Join us for an evening of powerful storytelling and history with Joe McGill, Co-Author- of Sleeping with the Ancestors: How I Followed the Footprints of Slavery and founder of The Slave Dwelling Project. Through his unique work sleeping in preserved slave dwellings across the United States, Joe McGill brings history to life and deepens our […]
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DNA Angels
DNA Angels, Atlanta, GA (TBD)
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Two-Day Living History Experience
Internationally known historian Joseph McGill Jr., founder of The Slave Dwelling Project, is coming to the University of South Carolina for a powerful two-day living history experience.
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Campfire Conversation at Sol Legare
Join Joseph McGill and the Community of Sol Legare for a Campfire Conversation at the grand sand oak to learn about the history of this unique sea island. By invitation only.
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Historic Charleston Foundation
Historic Charleston Foundation Book Talk
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Behind the Big House Tour
Holly Springs, MS Holly Springs, MS, United StatesStep into history with Joseph McGill, Jr. Through powerful storytelling and hands-on demonstrations, Behind the Big House brings African American history to life in a way you can see, feel, and remember. This is more than a presentation- it’s an experience.
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Stewarding Sacred Spaces: The Role of Cemeteries in the Lowcountry’s Cultural and Ecological Landscape
MUSC Drug Discovery Building 70 President Street, Charleston, SC, United StatesThis conversation highlights the cultural, historical, and environmental significance of burial grounds in the Lowcountry.
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South Carolina Military Museum – Summer Camp Program
Joseph McGill, Jr., founder of the Slave Dwelling Project, will present as Oscar Marion, an enslaved man who served alongside General Francis Marion during the American Revolution. Through living history interpretation and storytelling, this program brings to life the often-overlooked contributions of African Americans during the Revolutionary War. Designed for youth audiences, this interactive experience […]
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Hempstead House
Visit https://hempsteadhouse.org for more information.
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Historic Mitchelville Freedom Park
Mitchelville 40 Harriet Tubman Way, Hilton Head, South CarolinaJoin us at Historic Mitchelville Freedom Park – A Legacy of Endurance and Resourcefulness
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New London, CT
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Association for Living History, Detroit, MI
Detroit, MI (TBD) ALHFAM - Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums - 2026 Annual Conference
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South Carolina Military Museum – Summer Camp Program
Joseph McGill, Jr., founder of the Slave Dwelling Project, will present as Oscar Marion, an enslaved man who served alongside General Francis Marion during the American Revolution. Through living history interpretation and storytelling, this program brings to life the often-overlooked contributions of African Americans during the Revolutionary War. Designed for youth audiences, this interactive experience […]
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Wayland Museum & Historical Society & Zoom
Wayland is commemorating the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution with a year-long series of fun and engaging activities. Residents can participate through community projects, events, and much more. Joseph McGill Jr. has spent more than a decade sleeping in the slave dwellings that still stand across America, in the cabins and quarters and cellars […]
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Campfire Conversation at the Robbins House
Robbins House 320 Monument Street, Concord, MA, United StatesCome sit with us and Joseph McGill Jr. who has spent more than a decade sleeping in the slave dwellings that still stand across America — bearing witness to the people who lived in them, and insisting that their stories be told. On this evening he joins us at the Robbins House for an intimate […]
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Walk & Talk with Joseph McGill and Local Wayland Historian Jane Sciacca
Bring a coffee, walking shoes, and your curiosity. We will meet at the Old North Bridge in Concord, one of the most storied sites in American history, and walk it together with Joe McGill of the Slave Dwelling Project and local historian Jane Sciacca, author of Enslavement in the Puritan Village. Come meet neighbors near […]
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Liberty for Whom? Untold Stories of Revolutionary Massachusetts
As Massachusetts and America mark 250 years since the Revolution, join us for a panel that explores historically and presently the meaning of liberty. Featuring Joe McGill, Jr. (Slave Dwelling Project), artist Jennifer Davis Carey (Redemption series, a few pieces will be on view), and historian Lauren McCormack of Freedom's Way National Heritage Area (formerly […]
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