At the Museum
The African American Museum of Bucks County invites visitors to journey through centuries of African American history. Together, the Museum's seven rooms and four niche exhibits tell an interconnected story—from African heritage and the struggle for freedom to achievement, activism, and the continuing pursuit of equality. Collectively, the Museum reminds us that the past is always present, and that African American history is American history.
Seven Exhibit Rooms
Beautiful art, artifacts, and murals bring together the stories of African roots, the Original People, and the origins of Bucks County and the Boone Farm, the home of the Museum.
The Library highlights historical publications and noted African American authors, and provides a place where visitors of all ages can explore books on a variety of topics.
More than seventy moments in history, spanning the 1600s to the present day, are artfully presented in this distinctive room, anchored by the farmhouse’s original 1716 open-hearth fireplace. Blending historic character with modern technology, the space is fully equipped for presentations, meetings, and video conferencing, providing a unique and memorable setting for community gatherings and special events.
Beautiful art, artifacts, and murals bring together the stories of African roots, the Original People, and the origins of Bucks County and the Boone Farm, the home of the Museum.