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In the Spotlight

The Museum staff, board members and volunteers developed many wonderful online resources to keep our members and visitors connected and engaged during the early phase of the COVID 19 pandemic.

With the advent of vaccines, a better understanding of the virus and easing of IDPH restrictions, in the spring of 2021, we opened our doors again to the public. However, the online resources that we developed during the shut down continue to be relevant and informative. We invite you to explore these resources to learn more about African American History in Springfield and Central Illinois. 

Webinar: Eva Carroll Monroe and the Lincoln Colored Home

Eva Carroll Monroe and the Lincoln Colored Home This is a recording of a Zoom webinar. It is about the documentary film “Eva Carroll Monroe and the Lincoln Colored Home” created in 2020 by Mary Frances. Mary talks about Eva’s parents, husbands, and daughter and highlight significant events in their lives spanning Reconstruction and Jim Crow. She then presents Eva’s life work at the Lincoln Colored Home in Springfield and explains how Eva’s civic engagement empowered her to achieve her profession

Webinar: First Black Firehouse in Springfield, Illniois

May 18th at 7:00 PM
Join the Springfield and Central Illinois African American History Museum as Kathryn Harris interviews Ken Page about the 1st Black Firehouse in Springfield.

Women Providing Healing, Promoting Hope

Check out this great video

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