About this campground
The National Archives for Black Women's History (Located in Landover, MD, click on above title for details) documents the legacy of Mary McLeod Bethune. The archives collects materials about and illustrating Mary McLeod Bethune, the National Council of Negro Women, other African American women's organizations, and individuals associated with those organizations. The archives also documents the ongoing preservation and interpretation of the Bethune legacy. Researcher access is by appointment only.
Getting there
The Archives and its research facilities are located at a facility in Landover, Maryland. Access is by appointment only. Please contact NABWH_Archivist@nps.gov to obtain finding aids, registration forms, detailed directions, and to schedule appointments.
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