Museum Store

Explore the African Continent. See African Animals in their habitat. Feel the terror of the African Slave Trade. Walk with Civil Rights Leaders. Get to know W.E.B, Harriet, Frederick, Jackie and Zora. Play with Duke. Experience all of this with us by visiting the Museum Store.

Enthralling books, videos and games that explore the diverse history and culture of African Americans await you. Our children’s area offers historical and educational books, toys, games, dolls and puzzles.

You are certain to find the perfect keepsake, gift or addition to your home decor. You will also be pleased with the variety of beautiful handcraft items available from the continent of Africa and local artisans. We look forward to making a memorable visit complete!

Remember, members receive a 10% discount off all regularly priced merchandise…all the time! Museum admission is not required to enter the Museum Store.

Proceeds from your purchase support the Museum's ongoing preservation, educational programs and research efforts.

For inquiries, please call (313) 494.5873.

Just click on the following link: museumstore to contact our Director of Sales and Retail Operations or call (313) 494-5871 with any questions, suggestions, etc. We are happy to hear from you!

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