• History Museums

• 1.

African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey Inc

AAHMSNJ Features African American cultural artifacts and the work of local artists in Southern New J Hold Your Special Event The perfect backdrop for birthday parties family reunions retirement celebrations or any special event.

CHILDREN'S HISTORICAL PUBLISHING

Our learning-activity books integrate history, art, science and technology to enrich the education o Children’s Historical Publishing (CHPS) was created to provide learning-activity educational programs that integrate history, art, science & technology to enrich the education of students on underserved topics.

Illinois Rural Heritage Museum Inc

The Mission of the Illinois Rural Heritage museum is to tell the story of the fortitude and innovative spirit of the individuals and organizations who created the rural heritage of Illinois.

• Museums & Museum Activities

• 4.

Black Chicago Museum

A museum that shares the lives of African American people who lived in Chicago during the 18th century to the present time.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 5.

Healthy Village Learning Institute Inc

WE PROVIDE VALUABLE CULTURALLY ALIGNED LEARNING PROCESSES DESIGNED TO EDUCATE, INSPRIRE, AND ENGAGE PEOPLE TO BECOME CHANGE AGENTS WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITY(IES).

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 6.

African American Heritage Association of Virginia

African American Heritage Association of Virginia [AAHA.

• Anthropology, Sociology

• 7.

Urban Anthropology, Inc.

UrbAn is a community based membership association dedicated to the celebration of cultural diversity and a holistic approach to urban problem-solving.

Living History Farms Foundation

Living History Farms is an interactive outdoor history museum, which educates and connects all peoples to the many stories of Midwestern rural heritage.

• History Museums

• 9.

The Baltimore Village School Inc

HISTORIC BALTIMORE VILLAGE SCHOOL HISTORIC BALTIMORE VILLAGE SCHOOL HOME HISTORY BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN THE NEWS CONTRIBUTE GALLERY VIDEOS CONTACT HISTORY Image by John Clark The Baltimore Village School located at 575 Baltimore Drive in Cramerton North Carolina was built by Stuart Cramer in the late 1920s for the children of African American men and women who worked in Cramer Mills and Cramers dairy farm and orchards.