Has anyone ever been on those Victorian house tours where they give stories about the white people who lived there, potential ghosts sightings and whatnot? Well, allow us to take you on of some Black history legends. No one ever stops to think about the four walls Martin Luther King Jr. grew up in or the massive estate of Madame C.
J. Walker - both of which among for touring. The architecture, lofty details and machinery we wouldn’t even know how to operate now keep alive the memory not only of our historic figures but also show us .
If you’re planning on taking a trip to one of the sites or too spooked to go in person, take a look into the homes that once belonged to some of our beloved Black historical figures. 2 / 31 The jazz legend lived in his home in Queens with his wife from 1943 until he died in 1971. Now, it’s a museum keeping his legacy alive.
3 / 31 Throwback of Armstrong’s Home Throwback of Armstrong’s Home From the outside, the home looks like any other on the block, but believe us it’s not. 4 / 31 Retro-style Kitchen Retro-style Kitchen I don’t know what’s more captivating, the blue or the crazy amount of mid-century cabinet space. 5 / 31 Luxurious Living Area Luxurious Living Area The perfect sleek space to entertain guests.
6 / 31 Detailed Bathroom Decor Detailed Bathroom Decor The clamshell sink, the gold, the marble - in perfect condition even after all this time. 7 / 31 A Charming Bedroom A Charming Bedroom The beautiful chandelier bouncing l.