Fodor's Expert Review Northwest African American Museum

The Central District History Museum

Focusing on the history of African Americans in the Northwest, this museum housed in an old school building tells stories through a diverse collection of well-curated and insightful photos, artifacts, and compelling narratives. Past exhibits have included Xenobia Bailey: The Aesthetics of Funk, and The Test: The Tuskegee Project, focusing on the first African American aviation units in the U.S. military to serve in combat. One gallery is dedicated to the work of local artists. NAAM also hosts film screenings, talks, and other community events.

History Museum

Quick Facts

2300 S. Massachusetts St.
Seattle, Washington  98144, USA

206-518–6000

www.naamnw.org

Sight Details:
Rate Includes: $7, Closed Mon.--Tues.

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