The video "Living St. Louis: Eliza Rone--Enslaved & Emancipated at the Campbell House" chronicles the life of Eliza Countee Rone, a significant figure in the history of African-Americans during the 19th century. Set in the backdrop of the Gilded Age in St. Louis, the story highlights the lesser-known lives of the Campbell House servants. Key educational concepts include the history of slavery and emancipation in America, illustrated through Eliza, who was enslaved in the Campbell household and later emancipated along with her sons by Robert Campbell in 1857. Her transition from a slave to a free person and then a paid employee for the Campbells exemplifies the socio-legal struggles of African-Americans before the Civil War, including the impact of landmark cases like the Dred Scott decision. This video is relevant for school-aged children, providing insight into historical narratives of slavery and emancipation.