Janna's Test Site

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• Historical map of Liberia
• St. Philip's Episcopal Church
  St. Philip's Episcopal Church was originally founded in 1818 and became the first African American Epsicopal church in New York City. One of its original locations was on 31 Centre Street in New York City. It is now located on 208 West 134th Street. St. Philip's was lead in its early years by leading abolitionist, Rev. Peter Williams, Jr. The church continued to play a key role in the fight for civil rights for African Americans.
• Abyssinian Baptist Church
  Abyssinian Baptist Church, the oldest black congregation in New York, was founded in 1808 by a group of African American and Ethopians that refused accept segragated churches. Along with their abolitionist efforts and fight for equality, the church was and still is highly involved in the African American community. Some of the churches notable pastors included Adam Clayton Powell Sr. and his son Adam Clayton Powell Jr.
• Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church
  The roots of the Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME) trace back as far as the the late 1700s however the church was not recoginized until 1820. The recoginition of the church came at a time when more African Americans in New York were gaining their freedom. The AME Church made it their goal to end slavery in the south and racsim in the north. The church was also a stoping point in the underground railroad. Some of it's notable members include Sojourner Truth and Frederick Douglass.
• Shiloh Presbyterian Church
  Shiloh Presbyterian Church was founded in 1822 as the First Colered Presbyterian Church under the abolitionist Samuel Carnish. From its opening, the church was involved in abolitionist effort ranging from the underground railroad to boycotts on products that were produced by slave labor. Fellow activist, Henry Highland Garnet, was the third pastor of the church.
• Plane Street Colored Presbyterian Church
  Established on May 1835. Was most likely the Church that David regularly attended.
• American Missionary Association National Office
  The American Missionary Association was originally founded in 1846 in Albany, New York. Its main goals were to abolish slavery, promote racial equality, and educate African Americans as well as promoting Christian values. This association was also responsible for the founding of anti-slavery churches. During the 1870s the national office relocated to 287 4th Avenue in New York City. The AMA was responsible for the founding of numerous schools and colleges including Fisk and Howard University.
• Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
  Was organized in 1842 in a building on Greene Street with a group of 15 members. It has moved several times and eventually changed its name to St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church and moved to 90 Union Street and then to the present location at 588 High Street.
• Cover of Rialto's Delicatessen
  Menu cover from Rialto Delicatessen depicting a couple eating
• Rueben's Menu Cover
  A menu cover from Rueben's deli depicting caricatures of famous celebrities
• Employees of Katz' Delicatessen
  Photograph depicting employees of Katz' Delicatessen and a local police officer
• Photograph of Rialto Delicatessen's Staff and Interior
  Photograph depicting a well dressed staff inside Rialto's Delicatessen
• Photograph of Kosher Deli in NYC
  Photograph depicting the exterior of a kosher delicatessen and potential consumers
• Cover of The New Yorker
  Cover of The New Yorker depicting a woman selecting food from a Jewish deli
• Cover of Rialto Delicatessen
  Cover of Rialto's menu with a depiction of a couple
• Landforms and Physiography Comparison - Ocean Island (DeBarba and Scheland, 2015)
  Both localities have the same general landform features. The islands are shield volcanoes that grew as the result of low viscosity lava flows being layered upon each other while the landform was above sea level. As the islands are moved off of the hotspot vent and the lithospheric bulge caused by melt production they eventually subside below sea level. This takes variable lengths of time depending on how much growth occurred when the landform was a shield volcano at the surface. The degree of weathering and rate of plate motion also affects the physiography of the landforms. Once the islands are submerged they are not susceptible to weathering and are traceable on topographic maps of the ocean floor. The Hawaiian Islands are a type example of this aspect of mantle plume surface physiography. The direction and rate of plate motion is preserved in the path of extinct ocean islands.
• Lava Splash
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• LVEHC Logo
• Caserta Palace Interior
• Caserta Palace Interior
• Caserta Palace Exterior
• Caserta Palace Exterior
• Caserta Palace
  Vanvitelli’s Caserta Palace is the last known example of Baroque architecture. It is located in Italy, and it was the largest building constructed in Europe in the eighteenth century. In accordance with its setting, the palace sports a classicizing academic style with equal attention to aesthetics and engineering. Vanvitelli used the Palace of Versailles as a model for the Caserta Palace.
• Council of Trent
  This picture shows a scene from the Council of Trent where Popes and figures in the Roman Catholic church created reforms for the Catholic religion specifically focusing on art in an attempt to combat the spread of Protestantism in Europe and bring countries back under Catholic control.