Slave Legacy History Coalition

The Slave Legacy History Coalition is a consortium of individuals, organizations, and institutions engaged in the preservation of the history of enslaved people in the Cambridge, Boston communities and beyond. The Slave Legacy History Coalition was established in the fall of 2021 by the Lloyd Family descendants of Tony, Cuba, and Darby, whose enslaver Issac Royall Jr. endowed the first law professorships at Harvard University, which eventually became Harvard Law School.

The Slave Legacy History Coalition was established to build a pathway forward for other families who are descendants of slaves and also the general public to help connect to the vast repositories of information on slave legacy history in the Boston and Cambridge communities and beyond.

The mission of the Slave Legacy History Coalition is to provide easier access to information and resources on the legacy of slavery before and after emancipation for the families of slave descendants and the general public.

Lloyd Family Trust

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Herbert Wolff, Sr.

Muriel Wolff-Lloyd

(Herbert Wolff Sr., holding sister Muriel Wolff-Lloyd, October 16, 1916)

Partners & Affiliated Organizations

We would like to offer our sincere thanks to our esteemed partners and affiliated organizations for their steadfast support of the "Slave Legacy History Coalition". Your collaboration has been instrumental in helping us honor and safeguard this vital piece of our shared history.