Preserving African American History in Rockland County
History
Read articles about local histories, timelines, historic sites, and stories documenting the African American presence in Rockland County.
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Support the work of the African American Historical Society of Rockland County by becoming a member.
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Support AAHS programs and operations through a financial contribution that helps preserve and share African American history in Rockland County.
Wylene Branton Wood Scholarship Fund
Support the The AAHS of Rockland’s Scholarship Fund which awards college-bound high school seniors based on academics and an expressed interest in pursuing a degree in African/African-American studies.
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Education
Read about the AAHS educational programs and events highlighting African American educational history, influential educators, and scholarly conversations.
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DIGITAL EXHIBIT
We invite you to explore our virtual museum to gain insights and perspective of the historic relevance of key locations throughout Rockland County, New York.
Discover the Movements that played a critical role in shaping social, political, and civil rights in the U.S.
The Movement section of the AAHS website features the contributions of Kyla N. Brathwaite, Ph.D., who was raised in Rockland County and nurtured a deep connection to the history of the African Diaspora from an early age. Black social movements have played a critical role in shaping the social, political, and civil rights landscape of the United States.
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