The Robbins House

Discover the Legacy of The Robbins House

The Robbins House, a historic early 19th-century home in Concord, Massachusetts, was once inhabited by descendants of formerly enslaved African American Revolutionary War veteran Caesar Robbins and fugitive slave Jack Garrison. This organization is dedicated to preserving and interpreting the rich African American and antislavery history of Concord.

Impacting Education and Awareness

Through immersive exhibits and educational resources, The Robbins House expands knowledge and appreciation of African American history, highlighting the contributions of free African Americans to the antislavery movement.

Support the Mission

Your donations help expand educational programs, create immersive exhibits, and preserve The Robbins House as a vital interpretive center for African American and antislavery history.

Join the Cause

Support The Robbins House today by donating cryptocurrency or cash. Your contribution will help ensure that the stories of African Americans in Concord are preserved and shared for generations to come. Every donation makes a difference!