National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center, African American history museum in Wilberforce, United States.
The National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center is a history museum in Wilberforce dedicated to African American heritage. The collection includes thousands of objects, documents, photographs, and personal items spanning multiple centuries.
Congress approved the museum in 1981, and it opened in 1987 with support from private funding. Since then, it has become an important center for preserving and sharing African American history.
The museum displays artwork and everyday objects made by Black Americans across different periods. Visitors see handcrafts, textiles, and personal items that show creative work and ways of life.
The museum is easily accessible by foot through the town of Wilberforce and offers parking at the building. Plan enough time to explore the different galleries and collections thoroughly.
The museum holds one of the largest collections of African American dolls in North America. This collection impresses visitors with its variety and shows the artistic skill of Black craftspeople.
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