Dedicated Leadership Preserving Freedom Colony Heritage
The Bastrop County African American Cultural Center and Museum has a very passionate and dedicated team of people who are committed to preserving, sharing, and celebrating the history of Bastrop Countyโs Freedom Colonies and making sure that this history will exist long into the future.
Celebrating Communities Built on Resilience
The preservation of Freedom Colony history is made possible through the dedication of descendants, researchers, volunteers, educators, and community advocates who continue to ensure these stories remain visible for future generations.
Their commitment allows the BCAACC to preserve artifacts, collect oral histories, host educational programs, and strengthen awareness of Bastrop County's African American heritage.
Every Story Deserves to Be Told
Sharing the stories of families and descendants whose experiences, perseverance, and achievements helped shape these historic communities.
Every Ancestor Deserves to Be Remembered
Preserving oral histories, historical documents, photographs, and artifacts that help tell the story of Freedom Colony life and its lasting impact.
Inspiring Future Generations
Connecting historical preservation with educational programs, cultural celebrations, and hands-on workshops that keep traditions, skills, and community stories alive.