Arlington Spotlights: Dr. Alfred Taylor
02/07/21
Dr. Alfred Taylor was born and raised in Arlington, Virginia. Through the years, he has been active in the Arlington community. From President of the Green Valley Civic Association...
Visit The Black Heritage Museum of Arlington to learn more about the African American journey of slavery to freedom in Arlington County and how African Americans played a vital role in the formation and development of Arlington County, a central part of our shared history.
At the heart of the BHMA mission is the story of Freedmen’s Village. To date, the museum board has commissioned a model of the village, which is now part of a co-sponsored exhibit on slave’s life at Arlington House, the Robert E. Lee Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery. The Board also sponsors a lecture series, an oral history program, and a walking tour brochure. The ultimate goal of the BHMA is the establishment of a physical museum with space for permanent and temporary exhibits.
02/07/21
Dr. Alfred Taylor was born and raised in Arlington, Virginia. Through the years, he has been active in the Arlington community. From President of the Green Valley Civic Association...
01/29/21
Sarah Summerville worked on the Bill Clinton presidential campaign in Alabama and moved to Arlington in 1992 to work on the Presidential Transition Team. Sarah worked in...