Have you ever been curious about preservation and restoration? Revisit a Museum of African American History talk with Marsha Fader where she discusses the Boston-Higginbotham House built by Seneca Boston. Watch the full talk here --> bit.ly/48RltBR

This week members of our dedicated staff were able to travel to Washington, D.C. as part of Museums Advocacy Day. Thank you Elizabeth Warren, Ed Markey,
Congressman Bill Keating, and Rep. Andy Barr for your support!

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Are you looking for more ways to learn about #BlackHistory ?   The Museum of African American History located in Boston and Nantucket feature exhibits, online resources, and two Black Heritage Trails.

Check out Museum of African American History at: maah.org

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The Boston Writing Project (BWP) shares resources and learning that have emerged out of a partnership between BWP and the Museum of African American History. #BuildingaMorePerfectUnion bit.ly/3TiDX9P

In celebration of #BlackHistortyMonth our client Museum of African American History CEO spoke at MA State Senate bust unveiling of abolitionist & statesman Frederick Douglass. The Sen Chamber installation (1st in 125 yrs) is the 1st of an African American to be honored w/a permanent place in the StateHouse.

A few highlights of many to come from last nights panel discussion, “Reflections of the Black Military Experience.”

We sincerely thank Glenn Jones, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, President Tanisha Sullivan, NAACP NEAC, and most importantly, our esteemed panelists for sharing their stories.

Diving into history and culture at the Museum of African American History! Their mission is powerful - to preserve, conserve, and interpret the contributions of people of African descent. Learn more: maah.org

We were honored to host author, podcaster and historian-in-residence Museum of African American History Kellie Carter Jackson for #BHM at CRRJ last week. Read about her visit and her incredible, upcoming book: crrj.org/efforts/crrj-c…

In recognition of Black History Month, we brought a group of teens from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston to visit and explore the Museum of African American History.

Patriots alumni Tully Banta Cain and jermaine wiggins joined the students on the guided tour.

Museum of African American History It is 1.6-mile walk and ends at the Abiel Smith School and the African Meeting House. You can now go on a virtual Black Heritage Trail Tour and learn more about Boston’s Black diasporic history!

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Created by the Museum of African American History, the Boston Black Heritage Trail is a walking tour showcasing historic sites related to the Black community that was strongly present in the Beacon Hill area during the American Civil War era. #BlackHistoryMonth

Prince Hall, a public education lobbyist, established a home school in Beacon Hill for his son after being denied equal access. This evolved into the Abiel Smith School, now housing the Museum of African American History. Hall's influence led to the creation of Prince Hall Freemasonry. #BHM

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Black history is Massachusetts history. It’s American history, and we should learn it, embrace it, and honor it in all its unrevised truth.

It was great to visit Museum of African American History with the Cabinet and swear-in President and CEO Dr. Noelle Trent to the America250 Commission.

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Yesterday was Frederick Douglass's birthday! Celebrate by revisiting this Museum of African American History talk on Douglass's life & legacy. bit.ly/3uFIKI