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African American Atelier Phone:(336) 333-6885 The African American Atelier, Inc., a non-profit art organization, seeks to promote an awareness, appreciation and sensitivity to the visual arts and culture of African Americans and to work in harmony with other ethnic groups.

African Heritage Museum Phone:(336)334-7108

Charlotte Hawkins Brown Memorial State Historic Si Phone:(336)449-4846 Promoting and Preserving North Carolina's Proud Heritage of Black History and Education!

Mattye Reed African Heritage Collection, The Phone: The Mattye Reed African Heritage Collection seeks to educate people about the culture, history and accomplishments of African societies and peoples of African descent.

Mendenhall Plantation Phone:(336)454-3819 Quaker homestead, Pennsyvannia-style barn, Underground Railroad wagon and Madison Lindsay home, an early medical school.

Snow Camp Historical Drama Society, Inc. Phone:(800)726-5115 The Society produces various productions, festivals and activities that provide the public with professional theater and cultural education throughout the year. The historical outdoor drama THE SWORD OF PEACE is the mainstay of the organization and is now entering its 30th year. PATHWAY TO FREEDOM opened in 1994 and is the only outdoor drama in the United States that deals with African American history and the Underground Railroad. A children's Theater production and a Broadway Musical are also produced each summer. Cultural education is provided with the annual Youth Drama Camp, the Molasses and Colonial Living Festival, the Children's Theater Tour, and the Historical Site itself.

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