The Negro Motorist Green Book
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This event is in the past
Every Tuesday–Sunday, through June 12, 10 am–5 pm
Washington State History Museum
Tacoma (Seattle)
This is an in-person event
$11 - $14
All Ages
The Negro Motorist Green Book was widely used during Jim Crow segregation to determine which facilities were cordial, safe, and willing to serve Black people. This multimedia exhibition, curated by Green Book scholar Candacy Taylor, examines the guide's fascinating history. Film, photographs, installations, oral histories, and interactive components help illuminate the trepidation experienced by African American travelers, while also honoring their resilience.
$11-14; kids under 5 FREE; members FREE
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