| Lest
We Forget |
This site is managed by Bennie J. McRae, Jr.,
of Trotwood, Ohio. It researches, publishes and disseminates historical as well as
current documents that focus on the history and culture of African-Americans and others.
|
National Afro-American
Museum & Cultural Museum |
This museum contains permanent exhibits
documenting the African-American experience in America from W.W.II to the 60's. Changing
exhibits relate to all aspects of African-American culture and history. Collections are
located in the restored Carnegie Library on the campus of Wilberforce University (located
near Dayton, Ohio). |
| The African-American Mosaic |
A Library of Congress resource guide for the
study of Black History and culture. |
| The African-American Experience in Ohio |
This electronic collection of 30,000 pages of
primary materials follows Ohio African Americans from pre-Civil War abolition efforts
through the Civil War and post-war reconstruction years to the political and religious
activism of the early 20th century. It is maintained by the Ohio Historical Society. |
| African Americans in Southeastern Ohio |
Materials related to the African American
experience in various southeastern counties. Includes information on the Civil War
experience. |
| African American Cemeteries Online |
People working together to building an on-line
database of African American genealogical material for the 21st century. Includes
Ohio information. |
| Traveling Through Time |
The Shelby County Historical Society's archive
of articles on local black history. |
| National
Register of Historic Places |
The Nation's official list of 70,000 cultural
resources worthy of preservation. |
| Ohio
Historical Society |
This web site contains thousands of
informational pages and images documenting Ohio's history. |
| OHIOana
Library |
The Ohio Public Library Information Network
maintains an online catalogue/search index for prominent Ohioans - be they writers,
musicians, and/or other artists. Network is searchable by topic. |
