Members Exhibits and Presentation

Members Exhibits and Presentations

Part of ESPER's mission is to promote and foster an interest in stamp collecting as a way to learn Black History and about the African Diaspora. For over 30 years, exhibits, lectures, and presentations have been given in schools, libraries, museums and other venues across the U.S. This special page will show some of our members in action. Many members have received high awards at national stamp shows across the U.S for their exhibits. This special page will highlight these members.

Exhibits by Clarence McKnight 2020

Presentation and Exhibit at

Montclair Library in Montclair, NJ

Negro Leagues Centennial Exhibit at

Yogi Berra Musuesm in Montclair, NJ

Exhibit will be on display until June 20, 2020

Black History Month 55 frames gallary

exhibit at Montclair Library in Montclair, NJ

ESPER's N.C. Chapter

During January, Seniors in the Spotlight/NC ESPER Chapter put up Martin Luther King, Jr. exhibit at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

Exhibit by Felix Luis Perez-Folch Jr. 2019

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Mississippi Welcome Center, Lauderdale County located in Toomsuba, MS. The display consisted of four large frames, one medium frame, and a table display. I also included three small framed stamps (Holiday Wreaths, Healing PTSD and Mississippi). One of the large frames consisted of souvenir pages and ceremony programs (Christmas, Holy Family, Kwanzaa, Hanukah, Sparkling Holidays, Holiday Knits, Holiday Cookies, Holiday Nutcrakers, Holiday Snowmen, Holiday Music Makers and Holiday Ornaments). Three large frames included a collection titled Mississippi Incognito (1948 – 2018). The medium frame was dedicated to Ida B. Wells and William Faulkner. The table display included numismatic and philatelic items related to Mississippi.

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