African American heritage museum
The Banneker-Douglass museum is one of the museums dedicated to preserving the African American heritage in Maryland. Established in 1984, the Banneker-Douglass museum holds a lot of African American culture and history. It was named after Benjamin Banneker and Fredrick Douglass, two prominent individuals who worked diligently to end slavery in America. History buffs and their children can tour this museum on a rainy afternoon.
The Banneker-Douglass Museum aims to keep African American history alive through its series of exhibitions, programs and projects. Since 1984, it has been Maryland's official museum for African American heritage. Make the most of a rainy day by learning about an import aspect of our nation's history.
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