City of Alexandria’s Black History Museum Temporarily Closed

City of Alexandria’s Black History Museum Temporarily Closed
Mayor Justin Wilson — Mayor Justin Wilson official website
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The Alexandria Black History Museum will be temporarily closed from Friday, July 14, through Wednesday, July 19, for interior painting.  

The Museum uses its large collection to inspire the public to explore the integral relationship between African American history and other cultural traditions. With one permanent and one rotating exhibition gallery, as well as a variety of programs and lectures, the Alexandria Black History Museum continues to expand educational opportunities for residents, scholars, and tourists. Visit alexandriava.gov/BlackHistory for more information. 

During this time, we encourage residents and visitors to visit our other City Museums and Historic sites. Visit alexandriava.gov/Historic for more information. 

For inquiries from the news media only, contact the Office of Communications & Public Information at newsroom@alexandriava.gov or 703.746.3969. 

This news release is available at alexandriava.gov/go/4770

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