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LIer turns home into African-American\u00a0<\/span>history<\/strong>\u00a0<\/span>museum<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\n<\/div>\n
longisland.news12.com\/\u200b…african-american-history<\/strong>-museum-1.3979936<\/cite><\/div>\n

Her collection is called “Unspoken<\/strong>\u00a0<\/span>History<\/strong>\u00a0<\/span>Treasures<\/strong>,” and it gives a voice to the struggles and triumphs of African-Americans. “I believe …<\/p>\n

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Sharing a Sad Piece of\u00a0History<\/span><\/span><\/a><\/h3>\n<\/div>\n
www.newsday.com\/long-island\/education\/edli-1.812001\/sharing-a-sad…<\/cite><\/div>\n

Amityville\u2019s Park Avenue Memorial Elementary School students expanded their knowledge of\u00a0history<\/span>\u00a0during a special visit from Carol Gordon, of \u201cUnspoken<\/span>\u00a0History<\/span>\u00a0…<\/p>\n

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Massapequa woman gives voice to black\u00a0history<\/span><\/span><\/a><\/h3>\n<\/div>\n
www.newsday.com\/long-island\/…1.1732330\/…to-black-history<\/span>-1.2968422<\/cite><\/div>\n

Jun 19, 2011\u00a0\u00b7 Gordon\u2019s collection \u2014 known throughout Long Island as \u201cUnspoken<\/span>History<\/span>\u00a0Treasures<\/span>\u201d<\/p>\n

\u2014 started when her uncle, Thomas Bramble, …<\/p>\n

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African Americans.com<\/a>
\nAfrican American Inventors<\/a>
\nA listing of Black Inventors, their inventions, and brief biographical information.
\nAssociation for the Study of African American Life & History<\/a>
\nBlack Alliance for Educational Options<\/a>
\nBAEO has members and local chapters nationwide working to increase quality educational options and to empower families to meet their children\u2019s needs.
\nBlackPast.org<\/a>
\nBorn in Slavery<\/a>
\nAn online collection of slave narratives from the Library of Congress
\nFootsteps: Celebrating African American History and Achievement<\/a>
\nThis online magazine celebrates the heritage of African Americans and explores their contributions to our culture.
\nHarambee Village<\/a>
\nA program of the North American Council on Adoptable Children. Harambee Village provides services for African American children and their adoptive, foster and kinship families.
\nIowa\u2019s Underground Railroad<\/a>
\nA link to the Iowa Freedom Trail Project
\nIowa Pathways<\/a>
\nIowa Conservation and Preservation Consortium<\/a>
\nMedline Plus<\/a>
\nA resource for African American health issues.
\nMilestones in Black History<\/a>
\nNational Black Child Development Institute<\/a>
\nNBCDI\u2019s website includes information on membership, public policy, resources, and a calendar of upcoming events.
\nNorth American Slave Narratives<\/a>
\nA Timeline of Black History<\/a>
\nWashington University Library<\/a>
\nA listing of resources relating to African American history.<\/p>\n

Black History Museum & Cultural Center<\/p>\n

(Alabama) State Black Archives P.O. Box 595<\/p>\n

Normal, AL, 35762
\nTel: 256-372-5836
\nhttp:\/\/www.archivemuseumcenter.mus.al.us
\nContact archives for visitor information.<\/p>\n

Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
\n520 Sixteenth Street, North
\nBirmingham , AL, 35203
\nTel: 205-328-9696
\nhttp:\/\/www.bcri.org
\nTues-Sat 10-5pm, Sun 1-5pm<\/p>\n

Central Carver Foundation, Inc.
\nP.O. Box 8563
\nGadsden, AL 35902
\nTel: 256-549-4742<\/p>\n

Tuskegee University National Center for Bioethics
\nBusiness Building, Room 44-107
\nTuskegee, AL, 36083
\nTel: 334-724-4554
\nhttp:\/\/www.tuskegee.edu
\nContact center for visitor information.<\/p>\n

Mosaic Templars Cultural Center
\n501 W. Ninth Street
\nLittle Rock, AR 72201
\nTel: 501-683-3593
\nwww.mosaictemplarscenter.com\/
\nTues-Sat 9-5pm<\/p>\n

African American Museum & Library at Oakland
\n659 Fourteenth Street
\nOakland , CA, 94612
\nTel: 510-637-0200
\nhttp:\/\/www.oaklandlibrary.org\/AAMLO\/
\nTues-Sat 12-5:30 pm<\/p>\n

California African American Museum
\n600 State Drive, Exposition Park
\nLos Angeles , CA, 90037
\nTel: 213-744-7432
\nhttp:\/\/www.caamuseum.org
\nTues-Sat 10-5pm, Sun 11-5pm<\/p>\n

Mayme A. Clayton Library & Museum
\n4130 Overland Avenue
\nCulver City , CA, 90230-3734
\nTel: 310-202-1647
\nhttp:\/\/www.wsbrec.org\/
\nContact museum for visitor information.<\/p>\n

Oran Z. Pan African Black Facts & Wax Museum
\n3742 W. MLK Blvd., Los Angeles, CA, 90008
\nTel: 323-299-8829
\nhttp:\/\/www.oransblackmuseum.org\/
\nContact museum for visitor information.<\/p>\n

John E. Rogers African American Cultural Center
\nP.O. Box 1931
\nHartford, CT, 06105
\nTel: 860-232-2887
\nTours by Appt.<\/p>\n

Anacostia Community Museum – Smithsonian
\n1901 Fort Place SE
\nWashington , DC, 20020
\nTel: 202-633-4820
\nhttp:\/\/anacostia.si.edu\/
\nDaily 10-5pm<\/p>\n

NPS-Frederick Douglass National Historic Site
\n1411 W. St SE, Washington, DC, 20020
\nTel: 202-426-5961
\nhttp:\/\/www.nps.gov\/frdo\/planyourvisit\/hours.htm
\nApril 16 through October 15: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
\nOctober 16 through April 15: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.<\/p>\n

National Museum of African American History & Culture – Smithsonian
\nP.O. Box 37012, MRC 509, Washington, DC, 20013-7012
\nTel: 202-633-4751
\nhttp:\/\/www.nhaahc.si.edu
\nExhibits on currently on view inside the National Museum of American History – Behring Center, visit the link for NMAAHC for more information.<\/p>\n

National Park Service-Museum Management Program
\n1201 Eye Street, NW, #2265
\nWashington, DC 20005
\nwww.nps.gov\/history\/museum<\/p>\n

John G. Riley Center\/Museum of African American History and Culture
\n419 E. Jefferson Street
\nTallahassee, FL 32301
\n850-681-7881
\nMon-Fri 10-4pm
\nwww.rileymuseum.org<\/p>\n

Old Dillard Museum
\n1009 NW 4th Street
\nFort Lauderdale , FL, 33301
\nTel: 754-322-8828
\nMon-Fri 10-4pm<\/p>\n

Historic Dorchester Academy Museum of African American History
\n8787 East Oglethorpe Highway \/ P.O. Box 51
\nMidway, GA 31323
\nwww.dorchesteracademy.com
\nCall for tour information.<\/p>\n

King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation-Beach Institute
\n502 E. Harris Street
\nSavannah, GA 31410
\nTel: 912-234-8000
\nhttp:\/\/kingtisdell.org
\nTues-Sat 12-5pm<\/p>\n

Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum
\n460 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
\nSavannah, GA 31401
\nTel: 912-231-8900
\nwww.savcivilrights.com
\nTues-Sat 9-5pm<\/p>\n

Savannah State University Archives
\nP.O. Box 9304
\nSavannah, GA 31412
\nTel: 912-358-4332
\nEmail: archives@savannahstate.edu<\/p>\n

Springfield Illinois African American History Foundation
\n883 Roanoke Drive, Springfield, IL, 62702
\nTel: 217-698-6339
\nContact the Foundation for visitor information.<\/p>\n

Evansville African American Museum
\n579 Lincoln Avenue
\nEvansville , IN, 47713
\nTel: 812-423-5188 (Call for tours)<\/p>\n

African American Museum of Iowa
\n55 12th Ave SE
\nCedar Rapids, IA 52401
\nTel: 877-526-1863 | 319-862-2101
\nwww.blackiowa.org
\nMon-Sat 10-4pm<\/p>\n

Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site
\n1515 SE Monroe, Topeka, KS, 66612
\nTel: 785-354-4273
\nhttp:\/\/www.nps.gov\/brvb
\nDaily: 9-5pm<\/p>\n

Kansas African American Museum
\n610 North Water Street
\nWitchita , KS
\nTel: 316-262-7651
\nhttp:\/\/www.thekansasafricanamericanmuseum.org
\nTues-Sat 10-5pm, Sun 2-6pm<\/p>\n

The Muhammad Ali Center
\n144 North Sixth Street, Louisville, KY, 40202
\nTel: 502-584-9254<\/p>\n

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