Through its cultural & educational programs, historical research, exhibits, strategic planning initiatives in historical preservation, and educational programs of engaged dialogue, this cultural storehouse reflects and conveys a community’s ongoing determination to fight for human dignity, equality, and the basic rights of American citizenship.
Programs of History (H)
This historical and cultural storehouse reflects and conveys the community's ongoing determination to fight for human dignity, equality, and their struggle for basic rights of American citizenship. We principles and strategies of the past in addressing modern-day issues. Topics of dialogic engagement cover: Reconstruction Era-Civil Rights, Segregation, Resistance Movements, Migration, Education / Skills / Trades, Healthcare, Wealth Building, Innovation, Uplift through Civic, Service & Social Networks, Family & Community Histories, Legacy of Education, Clubs/Community Institutions, and more.
Programs of Preservation (P)
BHP is committed to play a critical role in strategic planning initiatives and facilitating programs on historical preservation and all segments of preserving culture, artistic expression, healthy community, and the natural environment within the state, region, and beyond.
Programs of Culture (C)
We are dedicated to planning programs and initiatives that reflect and represent a community's history, identity, and spirit. This provides an important historical and cultural context that helps all to understand the significance of the people who built this community, state, and region.
Programs of Arts (A)
Music, art and other creative endeavors form an integral part of our community's identity and forms of critical expression. We are committed to supporting artistic expression and to bringing multiple facets of art for the enjoyment of our residents and visitors.