Travel Maryland: African-American Heritage Museums in Maryland That You Should Visit

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Maryland is a state rich in African-American ethnicBenjamin Banneker Historical Park and Museum is
heritage. Did you know that, for example, Harrietlocated in Oella, MD celebrating the life and legacy
Tubman (1820-1913), commemorated as theof America's very first African-American scientist.
"Moses of her people" by the Maryland Civil WarFrederick Douglas's important place in American
Centennial Commission, was born and raised inhistory is well known and established. His museum
Buckstown, Maryland, not too far away from the(and Cultural Center "Twin Oaks") in Highland
bustling East Shore touristic attraction of OceanBeach, MD features the summer cottage built for
City? Harriet Tubman Museum and EducationalDouglas in 1895.
Center is in Cambridge, MD.The Howard County Center of African-American
This ethnic heritage is honored and preserved in aCulture is in Columbia, MD is also dedicated to
series of fascinating museums that you shouldpreserving the history and culture of Howard
visit with your whole family due to their greatCounty African-Americans for the next
educational value.generations.
For example, African Art Museum of Maryland inOther interesting African-American museums in
Columbia, MD is one such important destination.Maryland include Sandy Spring Slave Museum
Besides displaying the best of precious African art& African Art Gallery in Sandy Spring, MD,
objects, the museum also conducts educationalThe Reginal F.
tours and workshops and arranges tours to