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conserving and accurately interpreting the contributions of African
Americans in New England from the colonial period through the
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BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS - Boston’s African Meeting House, a National Historic Landmark on Beacon Hill, will be restored to its 19th Century state thanks to $4 million in federal funding announced today. The National Park Service (NPS) approved the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funding for the Museum of African American History (MAAH). <read full press release>
About the African Meeting House <.pdf>
History of the African Meeting House
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The Life and Times of
Congressman Robert Small
April 8 - September 20, 2010
In a courageous and well planned action during the Civil War, Robert Smalls and three other enslaved men along with their families escaped captivity.
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Boston's Black Bicyclists
of the 1890s
September 23, 2010, 5:30 pm
Beacon Hill was a hub of black bicyclists in the 1890s. Learn about the Riverside Cycling Club (RCC), an all-black club formed in 1893.
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Watch our 2010
Martin Luther King
Celebration
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MAAH / NECN
Historic Preservation
Abiel Smith School
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Archaeology Workshops
July - August (Annually)
Dig and discover stories
of the 19th Century
Black New Englanders
@ Camp MAAH
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THANK YOU TJX & MUSEUM MEMBERS
FOR SUPPORTING OUR
BLACK HISTORY MONTH MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The Museum is delighted to thank The TJX Companies and all of our new and renewed Members for helping us make this year’s Black History Month membership drive an overwhelming success. Wonderfully, because of your dedication the Museum and the history it stewards, we have more than doubled our membership base.
Membership to the Museum is available year round. If you are not already a Member, join us today by signing up on-line or by visiting one of our campuses in Boston or on Nantucket. Thank you for standing with us as we preserve and share this amazing American history. |
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