Anti-Slavery Bazaar
January 20, 1854
Here is a report on the results of the recent Anti-Slavery Bazaar, which exceeded those of the last year, and amounted to $4,256
Anti-Slavery Fairs
January 28, 1853
News comes from both Pennsylvania and Ohio of recent Anti-Slavery Fairs, with accounting of monies raised by each.
National Anti-Slavery Bazaar
October 22, 1847
An announcement of the 14th bazaar, to be held during Christmas and New Year’s Week, in Boston. Signed by thirty-one women”, it assures that contributions will be “spent in Propagandism: for we strike openly, boldly, strongly, and successfully too, as our fourteen years of labor prove, at the root of the system we mean to abolish.” The intent is to raise $10,000.
Eighth Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Fair – 64 towns
January 14, 1842
After a long report on the fair, there is a list of sixty-four towns and cities which participated, and note that there may have been others also.
Sketch of Marlborough Hall, booths reserved for Anti-Slavery Fair
November 8, 1839
Here are shown tables for flowers, refreshments, and reserved spaces of tables from people from nineteen towns.