What you get
About Great Plains Black History Museum
The Great Plains Black History Museum preserves, educates, and exhibits the contributions and achievements of African Americans, with an emphasis on the Great Plains region. Visitors can explore permanent in-person exhibits such as Hate & Hope, 24th & Glory, and African American History Through Street Signs. The museum also features a virtual exhibition, Black and White in Black and White, showcasing early 20th-century portraits. Founded in 1975 by Mrs. Bertha Calloway, it has been an important institution for over 40 years.
On the coast
Serving Omaha, NE
The Great Plains Black History Museum preserves, educates, and exhibits the contributions and achievements of African Americans, with an emphasis on the Great Plains region. Visitors can explore permanent in-person exhibits such as Hate & Hope, 24th & Glory, and African American History Through Street Signs. The museum also features a virtual exhibition, Black and White in Black and White, showcasing early 20th-century portraits. Founded in 1975 by Mrs. Bertha Calloway, it has been an important institution for over 40 years.