African American Heritage Center at CCCC
How we understand our past shapes how we understand the present and plan for the future. The 673 sq. ft. museum will feature a highly interactive and multi-sensory exhibit designed to share the story of Pulaski’s struggle for equal education for Black children as well as segregation’s effects on the poor and working class whites in the community.
The African American Heritage Center will emphasize the quiet courage that so many players in the Calfee Training School’s history demonstrated through the years. This museum will tell these stories in such a way that visitors will have no choice but to walk away from the museum inspired to act courageously in the face of today’s challenges and injustices.