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	==Info==		==Info==
	*Event Calendar: [https://www.johnsonhouse.org/events/ Calendar of Events]		*Event Calendar: [https://www.johnsonhouse.org/events/ Calendar of Events]
			*Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/johnsonhouse.org/ @johnsonhouse.org]
	*Facility Rentals: [https://www.johnsonhouse.org/rentals/ Event Rentals]		*Facility Rentals: [https://www.johnsonhouse.org/rentals/ Event Rentals]

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	[[Contact Email::info@johnsonhouse.org\| ]]		[[Contact Email::info@johnsonhouse.org\| ]]

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	[[Category:Is-Advocacy_Organization]] [[Category:Is-Historic_House_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Historic_Landmark]] [[Category:Is-History_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Member_Of-History_Affiliates]] [[Category:Is-Museum]] [[Category:Issue-Civil_Liberties]] [[Category:Issue-Human_Rights]]		[[Category:Is-Advocacy_Organization]] [[Category:Is-Historic_House_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Historic_Landmark]] [[Category:Is-History_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Member_Of-History_Affiliates]] [[Category:Is-Museum]] [[Category:Issue-Civil_Liberties]] [[Category:Issue-Human_Rights]]
	[[Category:Teaches-Black_History]] [[Category:Teaches-History]]		[[Category:Teaches-Black_History]] [[Category:Teaches-History]]
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	[[Contact Email::info@johnsonhouse.org\| ]]		[[Contact Email::info@johnsonhouse.org\| ]]

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	[[Category:Does-Event_Calendar]] [[Category:Does-Facility_Rentals]]		[[Category:Does-Event_Calendar]] [[Category:Does-Facility_Rentals]]
	[[Category:Is-Historic_House_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Historic_Landmark]] [[Category:Is-History_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Member_Of-History_Affiliates]] [[Category:Is-Museum]] [[Category:Issue-Civil_Liberties]] [[Category:Issue-Human_Rights]]		[[Category:Is-Advocacy_Organization]] [[Category:Is-Historic_House_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Historic_Landmark]] [[Category:Is-History_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Member_Of-History_Affiliates]] [[Category:Is-Museum]] [[Category:Issue-Civil_Liberties]] [[Category:Issue-Human_Rights]]
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			[[Contact Email::info@johnsonhouse.org\| ]]

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	==Info==		==Info==
			*Event Calendar: [https://www.johnsonhouse.org/events/ Calendar of Events]
	*Facility Rentals: [https://www.johnsonhouse.org/rentals/ Event Rentals]		*Facility Rentals: [https://www.johnsonhouse.org/rentals/ Event Rentals]

	[[Category:Does-Facility_Rentals]]		[[Category:Does-Event_Calendar]] [[Category:Does-Facility_Rentals]]
	[[Category:Is-Historic_House_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Historic_Landmark]] [[Category:Is-History_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Member_Of-History_Affiliates]] [[Category:Is-Museum]] [[Category:Issue-Civil_Liberties]] [[Category:Issue-Human_Rights]]		[[Category:Is-Historic_House_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Historic_Landmark]] [[Category:Is-History_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Member_Of-History_Affiliates]] [[Category:Is-Museum]] [[Category:Issue-Civil_Liberties]] [[Category:Issue-Human_Rights]]
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	*[http://www.phillytrib.com/metros/johnson-house-celebrates-black-history-month/article_b469568d-78af-573a-ba7d-f2fa569b00c6.html Johnson House celebrates Black History Month], Philadelphia Tribune, February 24, 2016.		*[http://www.phillytrib.com/metros/johnson-house-celebrates-black-history-month/article_b469568d-78af-573a-ba7d-f2fa569b00c6.html Johnson House celebrates Black History Month], Philadelphia Tribune, February 24, 2016.

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			*Facility Rentals: [https://www.johnsonhouse.org/rentals/ Event Rentals]

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	[[Category:Is-Historic_House_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Historic_Landmark]] [[Category:Is-History_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Member_Of-History_Affiliates]] [[Category:Is-Museum]] [[Category:Issue-Civil_Liberties]] [[Category:Issue-Human_Rights]]		[[Category:Is-Historic_House_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Historic_Landmark]] [[Category:Is-History_Museum]] [[Category:Is-Member_Of-History_Affiliates]] [[Category:Is-Museum]] [[Category:Issue-Civil_Liberties]] [[Category:Issue-Human_Rights]]
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	==In The News==		==In The News==
	*[https://~~germantowninfohub~~.org/seeds-bees-hive/ Seeds, bees, and a hive: Two new playful learning installations in Germantown added to the Literacy Rich Neighborhood], Germantown Info Hub, October 4, 2024.		*[https://resolvephilly.org/gih/seeds-bees-hive/ Seeds, bees, and a hive: Two new playful learning installations in Germantown added to the Literacy Rich Neighborhood], Germantown Info Hub, October 4, 2024.
	*[http://www.phillytrib.com/metros/johnson-house-celebrates-black-history-month/article_b469568d-78af-573a-ba7d-f2fa569b00c6.html Johnson House celebrates Black History Month], Philadelphia Tribune, February 24, 2016.		*[http://www.phillytrib.com/metros/johnson-house-celebrates-black-history-month/article_b469568d-78af-573a-ba7d-f2fa569b00c6.html Johnson House celebrates Black History Month], Philadelphia Tribune, February 24, 2016.

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	<big>{{toplink\|url=http://www.johnsonhouse.org\|name=johnsonhouse.org}}</big><big><blockquote>''Educate. Advocate. Inspire.''</blockquote></big>		<big>{{toplink\|url=http://www.johnsonhouse.org\|name=johnsonhouse.org}}</big>[[File:JohnsonHouseHistoricSite.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|right\|The Johnson House Historic Site.]]<big><blockquote>''Educate. Advocate. Inspire.''</blockquote></big>
	The '''Johnson House''', built in 1768 by John Johnson for his son John Johnson Jr., stands as '''a testament to the resilience of a Quaker family who farmed the land and ran a thriving tannery business'''. Within these walls, stories of slavery’s injustices, wartime perils, religious freedom, activism, human rights, political intrigue, and ideological differences have unfolded and continue to be thoughtfully interpreted and preserved to educate and inform. Our journey spans centuries, from its origins as a manor house in the 1700s to a pivotal Underground Railroad station in the 1800s and now as a symbol of historic preservation and education in the 1900s to the present day. Johnson House embodies freedom, civil liberties, and the importance of community.		The '''Johnson House''', built in 1768 by John Johnson for his son John Johnson Jr., stands as '''a testament to the resilience of a Quaker family who farmed the land and ran a thriving tannery business'''. Within these walls, stories of slavery’s injustices, wartime perils, religious freedom, activism, human rights, political intrigue, and ideological differences have unfolded and continue to be thoughtfully interpreted and preserved to educate and inform. Our journey spans centuries, from its origins as a manor house in the 1700s to a pivotal Underground Railroad station in the 1800s and now as a symbol of historic preservation and education in the 1900s to the present day. Johnson House embodies freedom, civil liberties, and the importance of community.

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	<big>{{toplink\|url=http://www.johnsonhouse.org\|name=johnsonhouse.org}}</big><big><blockquote>''Educate. Advocate. Inspire.''</blockquote></big>		<big>{{toplink\|url=http://www.johnsonhouse.org\|name=johnsonhouse.org}}</big><big><blockquote>''Educate. Advocate. Inspire.''</blockquote></big>
	The Johnson House, built in 1768 by John Johnson for his son John Johnson Jr., stands as a testament to the resilience of a Quaker family who farmed the land and ran a thriving tannery business. Within these walls, stories of slavery’s injustices, wartime perils, religious freedom, activism, human rights, political intrigue, and ideological differences have unfolded and continue to be thoughtfully interpreted and preserved to educate and inform. Our journey spans centuries, from its origins as a manor house in the 1700s to a pivotal Underground Railroad station in the 1800s and now as a symbol of historic preservation and education in the 1900s to the present day. Johnson House embodies freedom, civil liberties, and the importance of community.		The '''Johnson House''', built in 1768 by John Johnson for his son John Johnson Jr., stands as '''a testament to the resilience of a Quaker family who farmed the land and ran a thriving tannery business'''. Within these walls, stories of slavery’s injustices, wartime perils, religious freedom, activism, human rights, political intrigue, and ideological differences have unfolded and continue to be thoughtfully interpreted and preserved to educate and inform. Our journey spans centuries, from its origins as a manor house in the 1700s to a pivotal Underground Railroad station in the 1800s and now as a symbol of historic preservation and education in the 1900s to the present day. Johnson House embodies freedom, civil liberties, and the importance of community.

	In our journey, we’ve faced both successes and challenges, much like any historic site. However, we are driven by a vision for a healthier and more vibrant community. This vision led to the creation of our Center for Social Advocacy (CSA). In 2017, we initiated this transformative effort, marked by the launch of the Emerging Leaders Training Program. This pilot program, designed for young community practitioners and activists aged 18 to 30, was led by seasoned community-building experts.		In our journey, we’ve faced both successes and challenges, much like any historic site. However, we are driven by a vision for a healthier and more vibrant community. This vision led to the creation of our Center for Social Advocacy (CSA). In 2017, we initiated this transformative effort, marked by the launch of the Emerging Leaders Training Program. This pilot program, designed for young community practitioners and activists aged 18 to 30, was led by seasoned community-building experts.