Not to mention Harriet Tubman will begin gracing the $20 bill in 2020. Now, just in time for Black History Month, a never-before-seen photo of Harriet Tubman has surfaced.

An anonymous donor is helping Historic Mitchelville Freedom Park keep a traveling statue of Harriet Tubman through the end of ...

Harriet Tubman Foundation President Bessie Bordenave, a 1962 graduate of the Harriet Tubman School, speaks at Saturday’s ribbon cutting ceremony. The building opened in 1949 as Howard County’s ...

A Harriet Tubman-slash-Susan B. Anthony combination costume for kids exists, so, happy Halloween. The costume — available for purchase on several websites, including Amazon — allows kids to ...

Harriet Tubman; a hitherto unknown carte-de-visite in the Emily Howland photograph album, 1868 or 1869. Library of Congress "Floradora goose" at the 41st Annual Poultry Show, Madison Square Garden ...

Harriet Tubman, left, with slaves she freed during the Civil War, circa 1885. The New York Times Harriet Tubman, circa 1895. National Park Service Harriet Tubman in 1911. Library of ...

The Harriet Tubman Home in Auburn - where Tubman lived after escaping slavery in Maryland until her death in 1913 - is hoping to bring the photo home, said the museum's Executive Director Karen Hill.

Last March, a rare photo of legendary abolitionist Harriet Tubman was unearthed and sold at auction for $161,000 to “an American institution.” Now, we know who acquired the extraordinary image.

A newly surfaced photo of abolitionist Harriet Tubman as a young woman will be auctioned in New York City next month. The photo was discovered in an album once owned by a prominent abolitionist ...

A rare photo of famed Underground Railroad conductor Harriet Tubman has found a home, just in time for Women's History Month. The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and ...

See the First Photos of Cynthia Erivo as Harriet Tubman in Harriet The film will premiere later this year. By Caroline Hallemann Published: Jul 23, 2019 10:30 AM EDT ...

Think of Harriet Tubman and you’re likely to picture an old woman in a kerchief, seated and somber, a mental image drawn from the handful of formal photos taken near the end of the abolitionist ...