Afro American Sites of Interest
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The Natchez Association for the Preservation of African American Culture (NAPAC) was created in 1990 to research, collect, exhibit, interpret, and preserve the cultural and historical contributions of African Americans in the growth of Natchez and the nation. And so began, the Natchez Museum of African American Culture, May 4, 1991.
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Exhibits
Forks Of The Roads -2nd Largest Old Southwest Slave Market.
Pinta de Castas Paintings (1775)
The Barland Family (1782-1920)
Cradle of The Cotton Kingdom (1795)
Portraits Of Black Natchez (1880-1920)
Mattie Williams Evans Handmade Wedding Gown (1902)
Rhythm Night Club Fire (1940)
Black Education in Natchez
The Church
Natchez Civil Rights Events
Original Clementine Hunter Paintings
Richard Wright Exhibit Hall
Natchez Music Connection
Bud Scott
Elizabeth Greenfield
William Steele
Mississippi Blues Trail
The Ealey Family
Little Poochie
Elmore Williams
Alexander Lightfoot (PAPA GEORGE)
Jimmy Anderson (SOULMAN LEE)
Alexander Oneal
Hezekiah Early
Otis Smith
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