Feb 10 2019
After Hours: What was the World War 1 Experience for African American Soldiers?

After Hours: What was the World War 1 Experience for African American Soldiers?

Presented by Gaithersburg Community Museum at Gaithersburg Community Museum

Many African American men saw World War 1 as an opportunity to gain respect through military service. They volunteered and were drafted, but even in war segregation determined where and how they served. Military historian Lt. Col. Roger Cunningham (USA-ret) will explore the experience of African American soldiers in World War 1.

Tasting with Shafa Blends, a family-owned tea and spice shop in Gaithersburg at 3 p.m.; talk at 3:30 p.m.

Tickets are $10. Space is limited. The After Hours series is held in the museum's vintage RDC rail car.

Admission Info

Tickets are $10 through Eventbrite. Space is limited.

Phone: 3012586160

Email: museum@gaithersburgmd.gov

Dates & Times

2019/02/10 - 2019/02/10

Additional time info:

Tasting is at 3:00

Talk is at 3:30

Location Info

Gaithersburg Community Museum

9 S. Summit Avenue, Gaithersburg, MD 20877