An Exhibition of original works by Black artists responding to the story of James Knapp.

Historic Cherry Hill invites you to walk in the footsteps of William James Knapp, the great-grandchild of Dinah Jackson, who was the last person enslaved at Cherry Hill. Knapp lived in the Cherry Hill home between 1880 – 1885. More importantly, he was a working musician and called the City of Albany his home. Inspired…

An evening by the glow of jack-o’-lantern light with food and beverage tastings from circa 1827—the year of Cherry Hill’s infamous murder. A collaboration with Siena Beverage Institute.

TOUR DATES: October 9-11, 15-18, and 22-25

Guests will meet the historical players, walk in the footsteps of a murderer, and revel in harrowing--and historical--titillation. Along the way, learn about slavery, class, and women's rights.

This community event will feature pumpkin painting for all ages, a participatory pumpkin carving demo, pumpkin ice cream, tours of the historic house, and the winners of the Cherry Hill Pumpkin Art Show will be announced!.