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Federal-period restored Colonial home with a Colonial basement kitchen; 19th-century wooden water tower moved to this site in 1980s.

Tells the "Story of Aberdeen" through its library, displays, exhibits and exterior murals. Check for current newsletter on web site.

One-room schoolhouse built 1890. Showplace of 19th & early 20th-century photographs, oral histories and artifacts of lives/contributions of Kent County's African-American Community. By appointment only, please call ahead 410-810-1416

A collection exhibiting and preserving the art of Africa; in museum and outreach tours with video presentations, lectures, films, tours to Africa, workshops. Limited access.

Artifacts used during the time of slavery; depicts the life and history and contributions of famous African Americans from Charles County.

The museum tells the stories of Air Force enlisted personnel; preserves the enlisted heritage of U.S. Airmen from the dawn of flight to the space era.

The life-size bronze statue of Alex Haley, author of the epic [Roots], is situated next to the site of the plaque honoring his ancestor, Kunta Kinte; designed by nationally acclaimed African-American sculptor Ed Dwight.

Museum shows the life of Native Americans before European contact. Special events include an annual powwow.

Exhibit on Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse features documentary, Legacy of the Light. See web site for info on Summertime Maritime Concerts & Winter Maritime Seminars.

First free school for Anne Arundel County mandated by colonial legislature in 1723. Additions c. 1800 and 1820. c. 1820-period furnishings, materials and artifacts.