Cheltenham Township Library System - Historic La Mott/ Cheltenham Township Community

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Historical records that include, programs, letters, newspaper articles, booklets, papers and photos. Community representing African Americans.
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A Check for $50,000 For Historical LaMott Presented to CROHL
A Check for $50,000 For Historical LaMott Presented to CROHL
La Mott, History
State funding goes toward helping build the proposed Lucretia Mott Memorial and Visitor's Center at La Mott in Cheltenham Township.
Discovered photos tell LaMott history
Discovered photos tell LaMott history
La Mott, History
"If Walls Could Talk' is a popular HGTV cable-television program where homeowners discover lost treasures or historical document in their residences. A Bucks County woman found an old suitcase containing historic photographs of the LaMott Community.
History of LaMott (1949)
History of LaMott (1949)
La Mott, History
A History of La Mott (1949) by Wallace Triplett.
Holiday Festivies
Holiday Festivies
La Mott, History, Holiday
Holiday Festivities Set for 5 Days at La Mott Community Center.
La Mott NAACP Newsletter
La Mott NAACP Newsletter
La Mott, History, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, African Americans
La Mott NAACP Newsletter
La Mott Picks Civic Officer
La Mott Picks Civic Officer
La Mott, History, Government
La Mott Picks Civic Officers at La Mott Community Center.
LA MOTT TELE-A-THON
LA MOTT TELE-A-THON
La Mott, Cheltenham Township, Youth
Three members of LaMott Youth Council, study for a Tele-aThon to take place Nov. 29-30 at LaMott Commmunity Center.
Once Powerful, She's now 'Lucretia who?'
Once Powerful, She's now 'Lucretia who?'
Abolitionist, Philadelphia, La Mott, History
Lucretia Mott, a pioneer for equal rights, died 100 years ago. Left her hometown, Philadelphia, in 1880.
Promised Land
Promised Land
La Mott, History, Cheltenham Township
"There have been four distinct epochs (or, at least, four different names) in the life of this Cheltenham Township village that is called La Mott.
The Proud Tradition of La Mott
The Proud Tradition of La Mott
La Mott, History, Lucretia coffin Mott
In 1857 Lucretia Mott with her husband James and their family moved from the "congested and busy city of Philadelphia" to a little farm called Roadside" located on Old York Road just eight miles out of town. Earlier Lucretia's daughter and family the Davises, had moved into the country where they purchased with Thomas Mott and estate called Oak Farm".
United States Colored Troops
United States Colored Troops
La Mott, History, Civil War
United States Colored Troops 1863 Camp William Penn Gate 1865. The Camptown Federal District, National Register of Historic Places.