National Puerto Rican Diaspora Museum

National Puerto Rican Diaspora Museum The Museum will exhibit this material to the public – first as a digital museum and eventually as a physical space.

Historical Preservation
The primary goals and objectives are to research, preserve and promote the rich and unique history of the Diaspora of the Puerto Rican people and their contributions to life in the United States in every sector of society. Although the Puerto Rican Diaspora to the United States begins in 1898, the material manifestations and history of this socio-political, economic, cultur

al, and transnational relationship of 125 years plus has not been adequately or sufficiently documented. The most marked migration period occurs in the 1950s, as a result of Operation Bootstrap, when the largest influx of Puerto Ricans migrated to the United States. The NPRDM’S primary goal is to collect and preserve and make accessible to the public and scholars, primary cultural material on the Puerto Rican experience throughout the United States.

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1277 Main Street (Mail Only)
Hartford, CT
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