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African American History is American History!

The African American Museum of Bucks County honors the rich legacy of the African American experience, inspiring pride in our heritage, and sharing untold stories about the diverse journey of our people and our shared ancestry. Our programs and exhibits explore the history and heritage of the diverse cultures of Bucks County and beyond.

Leave your Lasting Legacy

BUILDING OUR DREAM CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

Bucks County's first African American Museum is moving to our permanent home at Boone Farm in 2025! See how far we've come and learn how you can help us reach our goal.

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        By the end of this year, we will need to raise an additional $2,000,000 in order to complete the renovations and  operational costs of transforming the historic Boone Farm into a functioning museum. We are asking friends like you to join our campaign and to continue sharing the important work of the museum throughout the community.

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The Underground Railroad Tour

The AAMBC's Underground Railroad Tours emphasize the importance of Bucks County in the network of waystations along the Underground Railroad. The Underground Railroad Tours showcase many of Bucks County’s historic landmarks and treasures. Some are known, but many remain unknown to Bucks residents and visitors. Many of these landmarks are centrally located, right in the middle of historic boroughs and townships.

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For more information about our underground railroad tours please contact Linda Salley, President and Executive Director, at 215.752-1909 or email lsalley@aamuseumbucks.org.

Check out our Newsletter

Read the latest news about our programs, upcoming events and progress and Boone Farm. 

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Spring 2024

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Support the Museum

Your support allows us to celebrate, preserve, and share our county’s rich African American history and culture.

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AAMBC is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Contributions are tax deductible under IRC Section 170.

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