The Museum of African American History showcases the history of African Americans in the New England area. The museum is dedicated to preserving and conserving African American culture and contributions through exhibits and yearly celebrations. Exhibits have included African American Literature, Picturing Frederick Douglass, and the Freedom Rising Civil War exhibit.
Events include book signings and an annual tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The museum is home to hundreds of carte-de-visites, lithographs, and original documentation. Visitors can purchase tickets at the Abiel Smith School and learn about the history of abolition and equal education.
Museum of African American History, 46 Joy Street, Boston 02114, 617-725-0022
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