Bronzeville Historical Society
About the Business
The Bronzeville Historical Society, located at 4455 South King Drive in Chicago, Illinois, is an art gallery dedicated to preserving and protecting the African American history and culture of Chicago. The Society's collections include archives with detailed descriptions, inviting visitors to contribute to its mission of celebrating the city's rich heritage. Special events such as film screenings, author portrait reveals, and exhibitions on Bronzeville architecture offer unique opportunities for learning and engagement. The Society's library is open Friday to Sunday by appointment only, and group historic tours and African American Civil War portrayals can be arranged by calling 312-428-8033. Don't miss the chance to explore the fascinating history of Bronzeville at this important institution.
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Location & Phone number
Parkway Ballroom building, 4455 S King Dr Suite 103, Chicago, IL 60653, United States
Reviews
"While I consider myself fairly aware of the city I had no idea this jewel of a museum existed. Furthermore, I learned so much about black Chicago I never knew. I am positive this space would not be the den of wisdom it is were it not for the amazing leadership of Miss Sherry Williams. If you have not been; do yourself a favor and check it out."
"Lovely society and history well established."
"Bronzeville was home,during my y childhood, 51st southpark,39th southpark,37th & rhodes 09/12/39"
"Didn't know it was the historical Bronzeville Society until just now it's beautiful over there in that part of Bronzeville quiet,the people's over there is older or retired, it's more on 34th & Cottage Grove then 35th street,it's right before the Woodlawn Garden Apartments and across the street from Lake Meadows Apartments it's between 34th & 35th Cottage Grove."
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