Military history
Explores African American contributions to the military.
The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum is a history museum in Houston. It explores and displays the stories and contributions of African Americans in the military through exhibitions, performing and visual arts, and educational programming. Exhibitions have covered the 93rd Infantry Division, women who served, military technology, Buffalo Soldiers uniforms, and contemporary military service. Its Military Inspired Art exhibition presents work by veterans, active-duty service members, and contemporary artists influenced by the military. The museum also shares information about the history of the Buffalo Soldiers, the first Black professional soldiers in a peacetime army. The museum is temporarily closed for renovations, according to its website. The museum's online gallery features Military Inspired Art.
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Explores African American contributions to the military.
Past exhibits have covered uniforms, technology, and service.
Art by veterans, service members, and contemporary artists.
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