The Alexandria Black History Museum
|
Reviewed by:
Laalamani
Rating:
|
The Alexandria Black History Museum’s mission is to enrich the residents and its visitors for fostering tolerance and understanding among all cultures. The museum enfolds the diversity of the African American experience and there are a lot of exhibits in the museum. This includes the Watson Reading Room, the Alexandria African American Heritage Park, and the local and regional history.
Category: Museums
Address: 902 Wythe St, Alexandria, VA , US
Website http://www.oha.alexandriava.gov/bhrc
Telephone: +1 703-838-4356
Maybe you might also be interested in:
| Friendship Firehouse - 0.5 mi | |
|
The Friendship Fire Company was started in 1774 and was first fire company in Alexandria built in 1855 and renovated in 1992. The first floor is armed with leather water buckets, axes, rubber hose and other old fire fighting... Reviewed by: Editorial Staff |
|
| Gadsby's Tavern Museum - 0.5 mi | |
|
The Gadsby’s Tavern Museum consists of two buildings. This was a center of political, business and social life in old Alexandria. There were also dancing assemblies, musical performances and meetings of local... Reviewed by: Editorial Staff |
|
| Apothecary Museum - 0.6 mi | |
|
Pharmacy has changed a lot, and a visit to this important Science Museum, allow you to understand the development process. There is a huge collection of old books, hand made... Reviewed by: Editorial Staff |
|
