Black Cultural Archives

Children at carnival. Late twentieth century.

Letter to John Gladstone & Co, Liverpool from Alexander C Logan, May Hill, Manchester, Jamaica. 1840

Black Cultural Archives was founded in 1981 to collect, preserve and celebrate the contributions Black people have made to the culture, society and heritage of the UK.

Our unique and growing archive collection offers insight into the history of Black people in Britain and includes rare documents, photographs, memorabilia, oral history testimonies and artefacts dating from the second century to the present day.

In addition, our mission and vision inspires our educational programmes and partnership initiatives, allowing us to connect with a variety of communities in a meaningful, genuine way through an engagement with tangible objects.

BCA is currently engaged in a major capital project to create the UK’s first national Black heritage centre in Brixton, London.

Location

History and culture of black people in Britain

Website

http://bcaheritage.org.uk/

Archive subject

black (25)

minority and ethnic communities (36)

This archive entry was last updated on 02/06/2015. Information incorrect or out-of-date?