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John Lewis and Martin Luther King, Jr.
March 4, 2025: E. Lilyan Spencer Memorial Way Street Designation Ceremony
Tallahassee City Commissioners and Florida A&M University officials designate a portion of Campbell near the university's campus to honor national tennis champion and educational icon E. Lilyan Spencer (1905-1957)
The Tillman Family
Monticello, Florida ca. 1940s (Photo - Willie T. Williams, Ph.D.)
John Lewis and Martin Luther King, Jr.
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African-American History & Culture, Inc.
"African-American history is the history of America."
- Dr. James N. Eaton, Sr.
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The National Association for the Preservation of African-American History & Culture, Inc. will assist you in saving your historic property or resource. To contact us for assistance, please fill out the form on our contact page.
Please ensure that you remain on the look out for applications for our 2025 Threatened Properties List!
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Membership
As we continue to grow as an organization, The National Association for the Preservation of African-American History & Culture, Inc. will need your support and financial contributions to continue to fight to save the many thousands of endangered African-American historic properties throughout the United States that are discarded each day, and to educate the public about their historical significance.
The NAPAAHC has begun accepting membership applications. If you would like to become a member, please click here. If you would like to share your African-American historical artifacts or photographs for preservation or display on our website, please contact NAPAAHC using the form on our contact page. We'd love to hear from you.
Submitting historical photos/documents
The NAPAAHC is committed to preserving the stories, legacies, and artifacts of little known African-American innovators who have had a significant impact of local or statewide significance in their respective communities within the United States.
If you would like to share your stories and/or historic photographs, please submit your information to NAPAAHCINC@gmail.com, or contact us via our contact page. Someone will be in touch with you shortly. Your information will also be eligible for display on our website, and social media outlets.
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