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April 12, 2025 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Alexander Black House 204 Draper Rd SW, Blacksburg

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Alexander Black House
204 Draper Rd. SW
Blacksburg, VA 24060
Tuesday-Saturday 10am-4pm

St. Luke & Odd Fellows Hall
203 Gilbert Street
Open by Appointment

Phone: 540-443-1600
Email: info@blacksburghistory.org

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Check out BMCF staff and volunteers working dilige

Check out BMCF staff and volunteers working diligently to digitize our collections! While we are working on the restoration and exhibit redesign at the St. Luke & Odd Fellows Hall, we are also working to digitize our collections onto an online platform so that the public can utilize our archives for their scholarly work. In order for our digitization work to go public, we need donations to fund our online platform. Please consider donating to our #givelocalnrv2026 with @cfnrv through the link in our bio!

Events like Gospel Sing not only preserve cherishe

Events like Gospel Sing not only preserve cherished traditions but also help keep our community spaces vibrant and active for future generations.

As we continue our fundraising efforts for the museum, we invite those who value programs like this to consider supporting our mission. Every contribution helps us preserve local history, provide meaningful community events, and ensure that this special gathering place remains a home for connection. Please donate through our efforts with @cfnrv #givelocalnrv2026 through the link in our bio!

Did you know that we host the annual @downtownblac

Did you know that we host the annual @downtownblacksburg Holiday Trees? In addition to the beautifully decorated trees, we feature a cooresponding holiday exhibit and workshops!

To help us continue hosting free community workshops and exhibits like this one, please consider donating to our #GiveLocalNRV2026 campaign with the Community Foundation of the New River Valley. Visit the link in our bio to give today! @cfnrv

Interested in knowing how far your dollar goes? Re

Interested in knowing how far your dollar goes? Reception supplies are just one of the many operational expenses of a nonprofit art and history museum. Help us fund these expenses so that we can offer receptions to our community artists and museum members! If you would like to contribute, please donate to our #GiveLocalNRV2026 campaign with the Community Foundation of the New River Valley. Visit the link in our bio to give today! @cfnrv

Here is a little sneak peek of our exhibit design

Here is a little sneak peek of our exhibit design at the St. Luke & Odd Fellows Hall. This board is a part of a section of the exhibit that will pay homage to the residents of New Town, starting with Gilbert Vaughn. Gilbert Vaughn was the first Black landowner post emancipation and this Juneteenth we are honoring his legacy. Vaughn's ownership was the beginning of the community that supported one another during the atrocities of Jim Crow. Here at BMCF, we are working to make sure that the community is aware of the effects of segregation in Blacksburg and that this history is not forgotten. If you would like to contribute to the funds needed to publicize this exhibit, please donate to our #GiveLocalNRV2026 campaign with the Community Foundation of the New River Valley. Visit the link in our bio to give today! @cfnrv

PLEASE NOTE: “Friends of St Luke, Odd Fellows & Household of Ruth, Blacksburg VA” is not associated with The Blacksburg Museum & Cultural Foundation. Only funds donated to the Blacksburg Museum will help redesign and renovation efforts at the St. Luke & Odd Fellows Hall.

Mark your calendars for the return of The Art of G

Mark your calendars for the return of The Art of Goodbye, this intriguing exhibit will take place October 1st-November 13th this year!

To help us continue to host exciting and informative exhibits like The Art of Goodbye, please consider donating to our #GiveLocalNRV2026 campaign with the Community Foundation of the New River Valley. Visit the link in our bio to give today! @cfnrv

We will be closed for Juneteenth tomorrow and toda

We will be closed for Juneteenth tomorrow and today I again offer this from "Huckleberry Finn," Chapter 31 which contains perhaps the most perfect line in early American literature. The epitome of a morality tale, not to mention the blueprint for all buddy films and stories that followed. The best unrelenting, witty and biting satire of a hypocritical and cruel “civilization”. And it was written 142 years ago and 18 years AFTER slavery was abolished. Even and especially now, these are still powerful words spoken from a child narrator. Respect, love, and conscience above all. -Diana Francis, Museum Director

Our Education Room was one of the first to be fini

Our Education Room was one of the first to be finished on the second floor at the Alexander Black House, but we consider this an ever evolving exhibit and welcome any donations that pertain to education in Blacksburg as well as Montgomery County.

If you'd like to support exhibits like this one, please consider donatingto our #GiveLocalNRV2026 campaign with the Community Foundation of the New River Valley. Visit the link in our bio to give today! @cfnrv

Back in March we had the pleasure of providing our

Back in March we had the pleasure of providing our 16 Squares Walking Tour to @gotomontva

Along this tour we explore the original 16 blocks of town and learn how it was formed, grew, and continues to thrive today! Stops include some of the original log cabins that were built in the early 19th century and discussion about the families that occupied them.

Thank you to Evan Hull at @gotomontva for providing this video.

To help us continue to offer tours like this one, please consider donating to our #GiveLocalNRV2026 campaign with @cfnrv

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