By covering the scope of the exhibit, this Storymap follows Frederick Douglass as he traveled throughout the Northeast region in the U.S. from 1841 to 1855 delivering anti-slavery lectures and participating in local, state, and national Colored Conventions. Witness the steps he took to becoming the iconic “Frederick Douglass” while keeping a demanding speaking itinerary with a growing family, agitating for justice and equality as a radical journalist, and publishing two bestselling autobiographies and a novella.