Who was James Blackwell?
Who was the woman that played the role of Aunt Jemima in trade shows for the pancake company during the late 1800's?
Who was the woman that played the role of Aunt Jemima in trade shows for the pancake company during the late 1800's?
See this original photograph and learn more about him at the Museum of African American Collectibles and History.
Who was the woman that played the role of Aunt Jemima in trade shows for the pancake company during the late 1800's?
Who was the woman that played the role of Aunt Jemima in trade shows for the pancake company during the late 1800's?
Who was the woman that played the role of Aunt Jemima in trade shows for the pancake company during the late 1800's?
See this original string puzzle and learn more about her at the Museum of African American Collectibles and History.
What are Topsy Turvy Dolls? Were they popular among African American Children?
Who was the woman that played the role of Aunt Jemima in trade shows for the pancake company during the late 1800's?
What are Topsy Turvy Dolls? Were they popular among African American Children?
See these dolls and learn more them at the Museum of African American Collectibles and History.
A Museum To Open Like No Other
Unlike any other museum in Virginia, the Museum of African American Collectibles and History is composed of rare African American artifacts presented in 10 galleries. These artifacts share historical significance in African American history.
About The Museum
The Galleries
About the Museum
About the Museum
Learn more about the gallery and exhibits in the museum.
The Importance of This Museum
A Museum of Importance
The Mission of the Museum of African American Collectibles and History is to educate the public on African American history through the use of original collectibles, Black Americana and artifacts. The use of these items will help the public to gain a better understanding of various aspects of African America history and understand how African Americans have evolved today.
A Museum of Change During A Time of Change in Our Country
It is important to understand all aspects of African American history in order to understand current events. The galleries at the Museum of African American Collectibles and History will highlight unsung periods of African American life and its historical significance, such as the Jim Crow and Reconstruction eras. The goal is to educate the public so that change can be made while not forgetting about the past.
A Museum with Community Ties
The Museum of African American Collectibles and History will be deep rooted in community engagement. We have included a Virginia Gallery which includes a Richmond exhibit. We will encourage diversity and inclusiveness all year round. We want to ensure that we give back to the community to include local schools, organizations and universities. We will develop programs for the community with the communities input.
A Museum for the Future
In today's society, African Americans are continuously making history. The Museum of African American Collectibles and History will embrace history as it unfolds. We want to highlight present and future history makers of all ages for now and years to come.