The Mary Brandon Yancey House stands as a testament to resilience and community, preserving a legacy that celebrates the profound impact of African American history, education, and cultural heritage.
Learn about Mary Brandon Yancey’s life and how her home became an essential stop for African American travelers.
Discover how the house and surrounding neighborhood played a vital role in local education, civic engagement, and cultural preservation.
Discover a treasure trove of history, culture, and community as you explore the Mary Brandon Yancey House and its enduring impact through interactive tours, neighborhood stories, and rich archives.
Step inside the Mary Brandon Yancey House from anywhere in the world, exploring interactive hotspots filled with stories, photos, and memorabilia.
Uncover the history of the Holbrook/Ross Historic District and other landmarks that continue to shape the Westmoreland community.
Delve into the archives of a once-thriving library that played a critical role in enriching local minds.
Learn how this house remains a home base for sisters devoted to service, scholarship, and sustaining tradition.
Whether you’re a history buff, a student, or someone seeking to understand the remarkable narratives woven into our city’s tapestry, the Mary Brandon Yancey House Virtual Museum is your gateway to the past. Join us in preserving and celebrating these stories while forging new connections and insights.
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We invite you to wander through time, discover untold stories, and connect with a legacy of resilience, innovation, and community pride. Thank you for visiting—and welcome to the Mary Brandon Yancey House Virtual Museum.
