Maryland is a state rich in African-American ethnic heritage. Did you know that, for example, Harriet Tubman (1820-1913), celebrated as the "Moses of her people" was born by the Maryland Civil War Centennial Commission, and increases in Buckstown, Maryland, not too far away from the bustling tourist Eastern Shore attraction of Ocean City? Harriet Tubman Museum and Educational Center in Cambridge, MD.
This ethnic heritage is honored and preserved in a number of fascinating museumsYou should go with the whole family because of their great pedagogical value.
For example, African Art Museum of Maryland in Columbia, MD is an important goal. In addition to displaying the most of precious objects of African art, the museum also leads educational tours and workshops and organizes tours to Africa.
Benjamin Banneker Historical Park and Museum is located in Oella, MD celebrates the life and legacy of the first America's African-AmericanScientists.
Frederick Douglas important place in American history is well known and established. His museum (and Cultural Center "Twin Oaks") in Highland Beach, MD has the cottage for Douglas in 1895 built.
The Howard County Center of African-American culture is in Columbia, MD, is also for the preservation of the history and culture of the Howard County African Americans paid for the next generations.
More interesting African-American museums in Maryland include SandySpring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery in Sandy Spring, MD, The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture in Baltimore, MD, and the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum in Baltimore, MD.
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