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About Nash House Museum
Nash House Museum is a museum (Museums (general)) in Buffalo. The address is 36 Nash St, 14204 Buffalo. Up-to-date information is available on its own website, and you can reach it by phone at +17168564490. Just around the corner: The Planing Mill (sight, 226 m) and Savoy (cocktail bar, 419 m).
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- Museum › Museums (general)
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- Address
- 36 Nash St
14204 Buffalo, USA - Phone
- +17168564490
- Website
- www.nashhousemuseum.com
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- Coordinates
- 42.88590° N · -78.86648° E
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A Nationally Registered Historic Place that's part of the Michigan Street African-American Heritage Corridor , the Nash House Museum was once the home of Rev. Dr. J. Edward Nash, who — aside from being the pastor of the Michigan Street Baptist Church from 1892 until his retirement in 1953 — was a personal friend of such nationally-known luminaries of black history as Booker T. Washington and Adam Clayton Powell, and was instrumental in the founding of the local chapter of the NAACP and in advocacy on behalf of Buffalo's African-American citizenry in the years before the Civil Rights Movement. Today, his house is open as a museum that contains engaging exhibits and archival records chronicling the history of Buffalo's African-American community. Also, the house itself is architecturally significant as a particularly good example of the wood-frame, partially prefabricated "Buffalo doubles" that were built here by the thousands around the turn of the century.
Source: Wikivoyage, „Buffalo/East Side“ · authors per page history · CC BY-SA 4.0