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Wanda Draper Ends Her Successful Run As Executive Director of the Lewis Museum
Wanda Draper Ends Her Successful Run As Executive Director of the Lewis Museum
The Lewis Museum Soars with Wanda Draper – Baltimore Sun
Check out the latest article on the Lewis Museum by the Baltimore Sun. It talks about the new attitude and success of the Lewis under the leadership of our Executive Director, Wanda Draper.
The Lewis Museum Welcomes Seven New Board Members
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 4, 2018 Media Contact LaDawn Black (443) 263-1812 ladawn.black@lewismuseum.org The Lewis Museum Welcomes Seven New Board Members These talented and highly experienced individuals will utilize their networks to continue the...
Award-winning Photographer Roland Freeman Donates His Arabber Series to the Lewis Museum
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: LaDawn Black (443) 263-1812 or ladawn.black@lewismuseum.org Award-winning Photographer Roland Freeman Donates His Arabber Series to the Lewis Museum Over 100 rare images of the Baltimore Arabber culture in their authentic...
What’s New
From Our Permanent Collection: The Golliwogg
The stopper of this perfume bottle probably looks familiar. The black face, exaggerated red lips, and afro-style hair are very similar to minstrel show style blackface. Which was the intention. The label reads Golliwogg, which refers to a character from a series of books by Florence Upton, first written in 1895.
In Memoriam: Philip Freelon, Architect of the Reginald F. Lewis Museum
Philip Freelon, 1952 - 2019 Philip Freelon, FAIA, the much-admired and award-winning architect of the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture, has died at the age of 66. He had been diagnosed with ALS in 2016. The Freelon Group, one...
A Closer Look at the Lewis Collection: Educator & Clubwoman, Ida R. Cummings
Ida Rebecca Cummings was an educator, clubwoman, and organizational leader.
Carr’s and Sparrow’s Beaches Featured in Lewis Permanent Collection
Carr’s and Sparrow’s beaches were two beaches in Maryland that were havens for African Americans. Learn more about black beaches at the Lewis.