What age groups of children would be most appropriate for this museum? (Hands on are for younger kids or more of a 'reading and looking' for middle school age?)

Molly JD | Sep 26, 2019 | Category: History museum in Washington, District of Columbia

African American Civil War Museum - All questions

Address: 1925 Vermont Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001, USA

Maurice | Sep 26, 2019

I would say it would be appropriate for 3rd graders and up, the tour guide explains what happened in each site that you visit, and he gives you a couple of minutes to read things that are in the house or how the slaves lived at that time. I think it opens the door for a parent to educate the kids about slavery. Very good

Robert Huggins | Sep 26, 2019

Yes I would read 3rd grade and up they would be a great adventure for them

Mike | Sep 26, 2019

There are no hands on exhibits. It is a walk, read and look experience.

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