The Robbins Story - Concord's African American History told through the lens of Ellen Garrison

Don’t miss this powerful virtual talk on Ellen Garrison—educator, activist, and trailblazer.

The daughter and granddaughter of enslaved men, Ellen went on to attend Concord Public Schools and later taught in the South during Reconstruction. She became one of the first African American women to challenge segregation laws in the United States.

Join Jen Turner, Executive Director of the Robbins House, to explore Ellen’s remarkable story and lasting impact.

Reserve your spot today.  Register HERE

Jen Turner has been Executive Director of the Robbins House for the past three years and delights in every opportunity to highlight the lives of the members of the Robbins and Garrison families.

This program is made possible in part by a grant from Mass Humanities which is made possible by funding from the Mass Cultural Council.

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