Community Participation Needed for New Special Exhibit

Community Participation Needed for New Special Exhibit

Photo caption: Julie Ruttinger, of Tecumseh, Mich., holds a 141-year-old fruitcake, Dec. 9, 2019, a family heirloom baked by her great-great-grandmother, Fidelia Ford, in 1878. (David Guralnick/The Detroit News/TNS) What’s your story?   Do you have a family...
Roosevelt Smith presents His Collection

Roosevelt Smith presents His Collection

Click the image to watch Roosevelt Smith present the stories of his collection of Black America. He shares a closer look into State of the Union in Black &...
February Newsletter

February Newsletter

**KHM February Newsletter**   Museum News Celebrating Black History Month Last chance to see State of the Union in Black & White February will be the last opportunity to experience Roosevelt Smith’s powerful collection of Black Americana. This collection has...
Second Saturday Kids Day: Make A VAlentine

Second Saturday Kids Day: Make A VAlentine

**NEW** Second Saturday Kids Day Make a Valentine for your Valentine February 11th 12:00-4:00pm   The Kitsap History Museum is launching a new series specifically for kids! Join us every Second Saturday for a hands-on craft or game suited for school age kids....
History UnCorked: The Legacy of Emmett Till

History UnCorked: The Legacy of Emmett Till

Historian, guest curator, and KHM board member Roosevelt Smith will share photos from his recent visit to the Emmett Till Interpretive Center in Sumner, MS. Roosevelt will discuss the impact Emmett Till’s murder has had on Black communities nationwide. THURSDAY,...