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Florida Repositories & Archives
of
Black History
The goals of these repositories are similar
if not the same as U.S. African American Griots
and that is to preserve materials relevant to African
American history. A brief description of each Center is
listed below along with their addresses.
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The Black
Archives Research Center and Museum is housed in the
Carnegie Library on the Campus of Florida A& M University is
the home of the Black Archives Research Center and
Museum. Among the documents and artifacts housed at
this repository are letters, photographs, slave papers,
military records, manuscripts, and an oral history
collection.
Carnegie
Library, Florida A&M
University
Campus
Tallahassee ,
FL 32307
(850) 599-3020
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Riley House
Museum Center for African American History and Culture
preserves cultural and educational history of Blacks in
Tallahassee and the State of Florida dating from the
Reconstruction Era through Civil Rights.
Riley House
Museum Center for African American History and
Culture
419 Jefferson
St.
Tallahassee ,
FL 32311
(850) 681-7881
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Black
Archives, History and Research Foundation of South Florida.
This collection has manuscripts, photographs, documents,
souvenir programs and research materials that may be used by
scholars, students, and the public. The organization has a
speaker's bureau, sponsors community events and educational
programs as a part of their mission to enhance African
American history..
Black
Archives, History & Research Foundation of So. Florida
5400 NW 22nd
Ave., Bldg. C, Suite 101
Miami , FL
33142
(305) 636-2390
Source:
The Black Experience - A Guide to African American Resources
in the Florida State Archives
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