Current Exhibits at the African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey
"Stealing Home: How Jackie Robinson Changed America": On Display Now
Examining Themes of Racial Stereotyping:
Including Black Sambo, Aunt Jemima, the Gold Dust Twins, Amos & Andy and Buckwheat: On Display Now
The African American Heritage Museum "Happenings"
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The African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey invites you to stay informed about the notable events concerning the Museum. Most recently, The Museum and its Founder, Ralph Hunter, were featured in the newest issue of NJ Lifestyle Magazine. Click on the "Learn More" link above to view the magazine article. Article starts on page 10 and goes through page 18.
The African American Heritage Museum comes to Your School
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The African American Museum is committed to bringing its resources directly to the community. Special programs with curriculums tailored to children and adults of all ages are available to schools and non-profit organizations. Often accompanied by the museum's founder, the irrepressible Mr. Ralph Hunter, the traveling museum is entertaining and interactive. The museum even offers a student program which will train your school's own students to guide younger students through the museums displays.
Support the African American Heritage Museum
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Become a supporter of The African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey, Inc. Your donations make all the difference. Donations are used for- Acquisition of additional historical artifacts - Photo cataloging the primary collection - Catalyzing research projects - Administrative and overhead costs. If you would like to become a supporter of The African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey, Inc please donate.




