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    "The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum opened its’ permanent 10,000 square foot facility in 1997 sharing the new facility with the American Jazz Museum."
    The GrioThe Grio · February 15, 2011
    Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
    History Museum
    · Kansas City, United States
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    "Since opening in September of 1997, the American Jazz Museum has hosted thousands of world-class jazz performances. The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum also opened the same year."
    The GrioThe Grio · February 15, 2011
    American Jazz Museum
    Museum
    · Kansas City, United States
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    "Originally the brainchild of a former slave and former slave-owner, this historically black college is a National Historic Landmark."
    The GrioThe Grio · February 12, 2011
    Tuskegee University
    University
    · Tuskegee, United States
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    "Be sure to find the portraits by Joshua Johnson. Johnson is noted as the first prominent African-American portrait artist."
    The GrioThe Grio · February 12, 2011
    Baltimore Museum of Art
    Art Museum
    · Baltimore, United States
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    "This is was here where MLK led the March on Washington and gave his famous “I Have a Dream” speech. The speech was actually titled “The March on Washington for Jobs and Equality.”"
    The GrioThe Grio · February 12, 2011
    Lincoln Memorial
    Monument
    · Washington, United States
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    "Be sure to check out the National Civil Rights Museum!"
    The GrioThe Grio · February 10, 2011
    Lorraine Motel
    History Museum
    · Memphis, United States
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