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Great Blacks In Wax Museum is involved in the study and preservation of African American history. It comprises a renovated firehouse, Victorian Mansion, and two former apartment dwellings, providing nearly 30,000 sq. ft of exhibit and office space. It houses wax replicas of life-size, life-like wax figures highlighting historical and contemporary personalities of African ancestry.

Over 100 wax figures and scenes, a full model slave ship exhibit on the Atlantic Slave Trade, a Maryland room on the contributions of outstanding Marylanders to African American history, a gift shop, and a mini auditorium are major features. Akhenation, Queen Ann Nzingha, Hatshepsut, Harlow Fullwood Jr., the underground railroad, Cowboy Bill Picket, Osborne Payne, and the Civil War are shown.

Location: 1601-03 East North Avenue, Baltimore Maryland 21213 Telephone 410-563-3404 Fax 410-675-5040

Other History nearby:
(Washington) African-American Civil War Memorial
(Alexandria) Alexandria Black History Resource Center
(Washington) Anacostia Museum
(Washington) Anderson House
(Arlington) Arlington National Cemetery
(Arlington) Arlington National Cemetery

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