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Annual Call For Board Members and Volunteers
Saturday – November 18, 2023 1:00pm – 3:00pm Fellowship Hall First Presbyterian Church 931-304-8851
Refreshments Served
The Black History Museum of Warren County Tennessee is looking for dynamic individuals to be part of an organization dedicated to preserving and honoring history and engaging the cultural diversity of Warren County.
Hope Is Where the Heart Is
Black History Museum of Warren County Tennessee Welcomes You
About
Black History Museum of Warren County Tennessee knows that our strength lies not only in the words we stand by, but most importantly through the actions of our initiatives. Our initiatives not only promote cultural exchange but encourage a togetherness within our community. Join us in cultivating, remembering and preserving our history.
Our Hours
Tuesday thru Friday
12:00PM until 4:00pm
Saturday 12 to 2 PM
Sunday & Monday -CLOSED
Appointments can be made anytime by reaching out to the
Museum 931-304-8851
Feature: Soul of Warren County.
The BHMWC and its Board are always doing things within our community. The perfect example of this is Mr. Mickey Gwyn. Mickey hosts a show on Ben Lomand Connect Channel 6 called Soul of Warren County. His show offers interviews with Warren Countians who are making an impact in the world and their community. It also has some great history. CHECK IT OUT BELOW!
Ways to Help
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Partner with Us
Our organization always appreciates the generosity and involvement of people like you, with every contribution going towards making the Black History Museum of Warren County Tennessee an even better Nonprofit Organization than it already is. We want to provide you with the correct and appropriate information pertaining to your mode of support, so don’t hesitate to contact us with your questions.
Volunteer Your Time
This is one of the simplest ways to help out our cause. We believe the best way for our initiatives to be successful is for the community to actively get involved. This is an easy and efficient way of contributing to the great work we do at Black History Museum of Warren County Tennessee. Get in touch with any questions about how you can Volunteer Your Time today.
Make a Donation
Want to join our efforts but not sure where to start? Make a Donation and take advantage of this incredible opportunity to lend your support. It’s a great way to contribute to our cause, and every little bit counts towards paving the path for a better tomorrow. Donate direct by using the link below, or get in touch with us today for other options.
Activities
Keeping you Updated
Upcoming Events
Art Contest at various local Elementary Schools!
Mrs. Carol Neal Will bring the Art Contest Paintings to the BHM
Mrs. Neal Will have the Teachers to pick the best 10 from that Class.
5 Winning students from Each Grade Will be displayed (k-5), Equal (30 students) At the BHM.
Display 5 Winners in Each room
Ice Cream Party for the winners!
We will visit their Classrooms or School And Talk About What their Painting means to them, and also Explain What the BHM is About.
PARENTS: Come enjoy your child's art on display!!
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Carl Thomas Rowan was a prominent American journalist, author and government official who published columns syndicated across the U.S. and was at one point the highest ranking African American in the U.S. gov't.
Featured Topics in the Museum
Here is a snapshot a several topics that are on display presently.
However; we have a new suite to fill!!! Your items, artifacts, and ideas are welcome. Please feel free to stop by and share with on of our staff members.
Homegrown Superstars: Local Athletes & Coaches
This exhibit will feature sporting photos, stories and uniforms. Some of our fellow Warren Countians were not just known in our area, but their talents reached across the U.S.A.
Civic Groups
The Black Foxes' was a civic group consisting of women that had social status in the greater Warren County area. Other groups we will feature include, American Legion Post 208, Young Men United, Boy & Girl Scouts, and Local N.A.A.C.P.
Our roots run deep: BERNARD HIGH SCHOOL
This exhibit will feature information, photos and memorabilia from some of your communities very own. Several of us attended BHS and others taught. But we all were the fabric of the black community in Warren County.
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Black Musicians From W.C.
Our community was home to many talented musicians. We will feature a music catalog and several instruments.
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