ROD's Summer Trip To Michigan (2011) - Part III DAY 3: Charles H. Wright African American Museum / The Traffic Jam Restaurant

DAY 4: Thursday, July 28th, 2011...

I have heard so much about the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History... IT TOTALLY LIVED UP TO EVERY EXPECTATION AND MORE.

The circular design of the museum is outstanding and there's so much to see. And the whispers of voices that I heard that you can hear in the lobby of the museum is PHENOMENAL. It's like the Ancestors speaking, but it's actually the people having conversations in the building and the architectural is intentionally designed with the effect of hearing voices. Truly phuckin' amazing!...

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Copyright © 2011 ROD PATRICK RISBROOK

Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History

Official Website: thewright.org

I only have a few pictures of the museum and none of the exhibits on display because photography is not allowed beyond the lobby, however, even the lobby's architecture is amazing. The Warren Entrance -- let's go...

Beautiful, Beautiful Wood Sculpturing

I Had To Get A Picture Of My Bajan Flag

PHUCKIN' GORGEOUS!!!!
Architectural See-Through Ceiling

Really Nice Floor Art

Stephen And Calvin

Calvin, Louis And Stephen Posing For Me In Front Of
The Detroit Institute Of Art!
I Really Wanna See The SGL Brutha Kehinde Wiley's
Art Installation That Is Currently There

Kehinde's Official Website: kehindewiley.com

Afterward we went to The Traffic Jam restaurant a few blocks away to have lunch. I liked the low lighting in this place...

ME Having Some Key Lime Cheesecake

SEE PREVIOUSLY
ROD's Summer Trip To Michigan (2011) - Part I
DAY 1: 1917 American Bistro /
Dabl's African Bead Gallery / Ruth Ellis Center



SEE PREVIOUSLY
ROD's Summer Trip To Michigan (2011) - Part II
DAY 4: The Charles H. Wright African American Museum /
Traffic Jam Restaurant



COMING SOON
ROD's Summer Trip To Michigan (2011) - Part IV
DAY 4: A Little BBQ / Friday Night Roller Skating