History of African-Americans in Maryland

 Lutherville Historical Colored School  # 24 Museum

Lutherville Colored school # 24 before restoration  

Built in the early 1900's, The Lutherville Colored School#24 was a grade

school  for " Colored " children until the 1950's. Still standing after 100 years, visitors can experience the mystique of this ol 'country schoolhouse

sitting on an acre of land in

beautiful Lutherville, MD  

Helen and Arthur Chapman out of love, honor and respect for their history and

 family restored the Lutherville Colored School #24 and made it into a museum of

African-American history. Dedicated to specifically, but not limited to, the history

 of African-Americans in Maryland. The Lutherville historical schoolhouse hosts

family events, cultural events, serves as a monument of the rich history of African-

Americans in Baltimore County- its listed on the national register of historic places

and is the future site of many important community events.