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Visit us to explore Nebraska's rich African American history through our museums, artifacts, and captivating stories.

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Museum Admission

Explore Nebraska's rich African American history through our exhibits.

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Artifact Tour

Join us for a guided tour of our unique artifacts.

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Storytelling Event

Experience captivating stories of African Americans in Nebraska.

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The Nebraska Black Heritage Museum beautifully showcases our rich African American history and culture. Highly recommended!

John Douglas

A monochrome photograph of the Abraham Lincoln statue located inside the Lincoln Memorial. The statue is carved in a seated position with one hand closed into a fist resting on the arm of the chair. An inscription above reads, 'IN THIS TEMPLE AS IN THE HEARTS OF THE PEOPLE FOR WHOM HE SAVED THE UNION THE MEMORY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN IS ENSHRINED FOREVER.' The statue is monumental, reflecting the solemnity and significance of its historical context.
A monochrome photograph of the Abraham Lincoln statue located inside the Lincoln Memorial. The statue is carved in a seated position with one hand closed into a fist resting on the arm of the chair. An inscription above reads, 'IN THIS TEMPLE AS IN THE HEARTS OF THE PEOPLE FOR WHOM HE SAVED THE UNION THE MEMORY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN IS ENSHRINED FOREVER.' The statue is monumental, reflecting the solemnity and significance of its historical context.

A remarkable place to learn about Nebraska's African American history. The artifacts are truly inspiring!

Jane Smith

A modern building facade with a large stone wall displaying the name 'National Museum of American Jewish History, Lyn and George Ross Building.' The ground is covered with red and gray brick tiles, and the upper section features reflective glass panels.
A modern building facade with a large stone wall displaying the name 'National Museum of American Jewish History, Lyn and George Ross Building.' The ground is covered with red and gray brick tiles, and the upper section features reflective glass panels.
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Preserving Nebraska's African American history and culture.

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