The Plano African American Museum invites you to explore the rich history and vibrant culture that our exhibits showcase. Located at 900 13th Street, Plano, TX 75074, our museum offers a unique experience for visitors of all ages. From interactive displays to informative guided tours, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Our mission is to educate and inspire through the preservation OUR history. Join us in celebrating the past while looking forward to a bright future!
BUSINESS HOURS
TUESDAY - SATURDAY
1:00PM - 6:00PM
*Admission is FREE
Contact PAAM to schedule private tours or events: 469-863-7226

Through independent research, Cayde wrote a historical paper and an original script for her school's history fair, centered on the theme "Revolution, Reaction, Reform" in history. Filming her first place and individual performance presentation, "The Life and Times of Harriet Tubman" in the museum, bought her storytelling to life in a powerful way. Her work reflects the courage and creativity and curiosity that keeps history alive for future generations.
Violence has long been used to control and intimidate racial groups in the United States. The hostility has targeted a wide array of nonwhite people: African Americans, Asians, Mexicans and Native Americans.
The mold was set during slavery when slaveholders resorted to physical coercion to enforce human bondage.
The causes varied, from political coups to conflicts over segregation to hysteria over crimes and economic competition. Whatever the spark, these acts of racial terror killed hundreds of people, undermined generational wealth and destroyed millions of dollars' worth of residential and commercial property.
VISIT THE MUSEUM FOR AN INSIDE VIEW OF THIS HISTORY
"A VIEW INTO THER HISTORY OF RACE MASSACRES'

Come and enjoy the Celebration of Black Music Month June 2026


JUNETEENTH 2026 CELEBRATION
As the history and contributions of the African American community in Plano and the nation, is sometimes overlooked or challenged, this year's PLANO JUNETEENTH THEME, "WRITTEN IN THE STONE," stands as a powerful declaration that our story cannot be erased.

































Our mission is to tell the story of the fortitude it took to endure the hardships of slavery, the commitment to the dream of freedom, and the many citizens that helped along the way. Our story is America's story.
The Plano African American Museum is nestled in the historic Douglass Community, one of the most diverse cities in Texas. The Museum was initially formed in 2002 and celebrated its soft open June 17, 2023.
We love our visitors, so feel free to visit during normal business hours.
Open today | 01:00 pm – 06:00 pm |







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