Brazos Valley African American Museum
with Fig-Mint Photography
Book your family portraits and support the
Brazos Valley African American Museum
Fig-Mint Photography is partnering with the Brazos Valley African American Museum
Now through March 27
Donate $75 to Brazos Valley African American Museum and receive a 90 minute portrait sitting and a 16x20 mounted print*
A $482 Value
*May be used for family, senior or kids portrait sessions, All other artwork and digital files sold separately. Sessions must be completed 1 year from date of purchase.
Get yours before time runs out!
Just in time for spring family portraits!
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What is the
Brazos Valley African American Museum?
Donate NowThe African American National Heritage Society (dba) Brazos Valley African American Museum was built on the site of one of the original black schools in the Brazos Valley. It was the brain child of retired educator, Mrs. Mell Pruitt and became officially recognized and functioning in 1999. The museum is the first establishment of its kind to promote the history of African American citizens in the Brazos Valley. The museum opened its doors to the public on July 22, 2006.
MISSION
The mission of the African American National Heritage Society is to explore, develop, preserve and present the cultural history and heritage of African Americans.
VISION
It is the vision that schools, families and educators will visit the museum and use the archival records. The Society's Museum will promote individual and community awareness, understanding, pride, and respect for the contributions that African Americans have made in the past and present to the American experience.
GOALS
- Gather, organize, analyze, and assemble artifacts, letters, documents, oral histories and make these materials available to all interested persons, schools, churches and organizations
- Cultivate a climate of awareness that promotes an understanding of the values of African Americans
- Acquire and manage the archival records of the Society's Museum.
