Jesika H.
1/28/2025
It was really an immersive experience and we were the only black folks in the building but the place was packed when we went. Visitors really took the time to walk through and read the exhibits...
America's Black Holocaust Museum
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401 W North Ave
Milwaukee, WI 53212
America's Black Holocaust Museum in Milwaukee, WI, is a unique institution dedicated to educating the public about the historical and ongoing impact of the Black Holocaust in America. Founded by Dr. James Cameron, a survivor of a lynching, the museum combines historical storytelling with memorialization to foster understanding and reconciliation.
The museum offers a variety of resources, including virtual galleries and in-person exhibits that explore themes such as voting rights and the African American experience. Through membership and community events, ABHM engages visitors in meaningful discussions aimed at healing and education.
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Alek Z.
12/15/2024
Whoever designed this place should get an award; it's small, but the use of the space is first rate. $7 entrance fee, which I feel is very fair. As others may have mentioned, the museum was...
Chantelle B.
10/24/2024
I learned a lot of information! When I think about Civil Rights I default to the south. To see the impact in Milwaukee was very informative and eye opening. The staff were helpful and engaging.
Maronda H.
9/25/2023
All I can say is Phenomenal. Now this place is a true gem located in Milwaukee. So, glad that I came here and support an amazing museum. The admission is $7.00 and well worth it. It's small but...
Ally S.
1/21/2023
Highlights 1. Friendly Staff 2. Educational 3. Incredible Founder Story We visited America's Black Holocaust Museum today during the 10 day "Museum Days" promotion. Coming here and exploring...
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