Learn About Black History at the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum
By Larissa Allen
Established in 1996, the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum encompasses three floors of photographic and interactive exhibits, including an NAACP Organization exhibit, a fiber optic map of 87 significant civil rights sites and events, a lunch counter where sit ins occurred, and segregation exhibits.
Savannah Black Heritage & Cultural Experiences
From historic sites and museums to the city's thriving black-owned businesses of today, Savannah's African American culture and rich heritage are important and noteworthy chapters in our city's story.
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