Philly memorial to honor woman enslaved by local land owner [The Scribbler]

On Saturday, April 20, Philadelphia’s first monument dedicated to a formerly enslaved woman will be unveiled on the grounds of Stenton, a magnificent 300-year-old home in the Logan section of

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