This document contains information about African and African American art, culture, and history from the late 1800s through the 1920s. It mentions wood carvings from Haiti in the 1940s, plantations in the 1870s, pianos from the 1800s, August Wilson's home in the Hill District of Pittsburgh, technologies like electricity and gas stoves from the 1920s, and furnishings and designs for living rooms, kitchens, and staircases from the 1920s focused on the African and African American experience.

1. haitian
AA- 1940
Wood Carvings
AA 1900’s
AA Plantation- 1870
Brazilian
Caucasian- Depiction of AA Experience (dusable)

2. Mid 1800’s Kirkman
1845 Chickering Square Grand
Late 1800’s Emerson Upright
Pianos of the 1800’s
1800’s Wegman Piano 1800’s Casa Grande 1800’s English Excelsior

3. August Wilson’s Home in the Hill District

4. The Hill District

5. 1920 Electric
1927 Gas Stoves
Factoid: Westinghouse a forerunner in
electricity and incandescent lamps is based
in Pittsburgh Starting in the Late 1800’s
1927 Coal Stove 1910 Gas Stove

6. Furniture/ Living Rooms of the 1920’s

7. Kitchens of the 1920’s

8. Staircases of the 1920’s

9. The African- African American Experience