How to Build a Museum: Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture
Tonya Bolden
How to Build a Museum traces the creation and mission of the Smithsonian’s museum of African American history and culture. It presents this institution as the first national museum devoted to illuminating African Americans’ varied, complex experiences and contributions in the United States. The museum was the final one constructed on the National Mall. The account relates its history to the wider history of the United States.
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