The 369 Historical Society Museum is located at the end of 5th Ave and 142nd St in Harlem, NY. It is the only museum dedicated to collecting, preserving, exhibiting and interpreting the history of the WWI 369th Infantry Regiment, Harlem Hellfighters; for the purpose of educating the public about the history and contributions of African Americans and other minorities in the Military of the USA. The extensive collection consist of photographs and artifacts of the 369th soldiers from WWI to the present. A visit and tour of the Museum will tell you the story about the role of African Americans in the Military.
The 369 Historical Society Museum is located at the end of 5th Ave and 142nd St in Harlem, NY. It is the only museum dedicated to collecting, preserving, exhibiting and interpreting the history of the WWI 369th Infantry Regiment, Harlem Hellfighters; for the purpose of educating the public about the history and contributions of African Americans and other minorities in the Military of the USA. The extensive collection consist of photographs and artifacts of the 369th soldiers from WWI to the present. A visit and tour of the Museum will tell you the story about the role of African Americans in the Military.
Mission: The 369 Historical Society is an all volunteer non profit 501 (C) 3 organization, established to collect, preserve and maintain artifacts, books, papers, photographs, film and other articles touching on the history of the 369th Regiment (15th Infantry Regiment, NY 1917), and to perpetuate the memory of those soldiers who have made contributions to the history of the United States of America by presenting that information to the public.