Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery, Inc.

Who We Are

THE SLAVE MUSEUM WAS ESTABLISHED TO: *Focus on the heritage of Blacks from their origin through the Middle passage, the salvation the Underground Railroad provided, the struggle for civil rights, and their accomplishments in the United States and African Diaspora; *Bridge the information gap and inform all ethnic groups about the advantages of cross-cultural communication and diversity, as expressed through history, the arts and the humanities; *Highlight the heritage of the African American families for whom Montgomery County is home; and *Display the rich and significant contributions that Africans and African Americans have made in the building of America.

What We Do

The Slave Museum is on a one-acre site in historic Sandy Spring. It features a cross-section of a Slaving Clipper Ship, the Log Cabin, the Arts Pavilion and the Great Hall. It also features two pieces of public art imported from Ghana.

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Montgomery County Volunteer Center

Details

Phone (301) 774-4066 ext. --
Fax (301) 774-4082
Contact Althea Grey- McKenzie
Contact Title Cultural Liaison/Volunteer Coordinator