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Museum of African American History Choose another location Boston Center for the Arts, CycloramaCrane EstateEdgell Memorial LibraryEliot Congregational Church of RoxburyJosé Mateo Ballet TheatreLouisa May Alcott's Orchard HouseLowell's Boat ShopMount Auburn CemeteryMuseum of African American History National Monument to the ForefathersNew England AquariumNorfolk County Agricultural High School Dairy BarnNorfolk Grange HallOld North ChurchOld Ship Meeting HouseParagon Carousel Paul Revere HousePerkins School for the BlindSalem Old Town HallSchooner AdventureSt. Joseph's High School, Coalition for a Better AcreSt. Peter's ChurchUnited First Parish Church, “Church of the Presidents”Villa Victoria Center for the ArtsVilna Shul, Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture About the Museum of African American History Abiel Smith School, part of the Museum of African American History, was the first building in America built for the sole purpose of serving as a public school for black children. The school was also a gathering place for abolitionists and other community organizations. Today, Abiel Smith School continues a long legacy of service to the community as part of the Museum of African American History. The Museum of African American History was awarded a Partners in Preservation grant of $100,000 that will be used to waterproof the foundation,... Learn More > View all stories | Add your story Recently submitted by bersy, South Shore es We Can! We chart our future by remembering our past. Two years ago my family had a Reunion here in Boston. The Freedom Trail was the highlight of the weekend. Continue >
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