
Heritage Towers exhibits were created as a special tribute to a time honored African American tradition nationally celebrated as Black History Month.
The theme of the exhibits “From Slavery to Statehood” is a series of galleries unfolding the story of West Virginia’s African American heritage.
Our slogan and motto “Every month is Black History Month” is a commitment to preserve and promote diversity in West Virginia and beyond, through art, culture and history of black people.
Keep the heritage alive…
Become a Patron of Heritage Towers. Support programs that explore the past, honor the present and strengthen the future.
Heritage Towers cultural exhibit gallery and museum opened officially on June 17, 2005 with West Virginia’s First Lady Mrs. Gayle Manchin as the guest of honor in the ribbon cutting ceremony.— commitment to excellence and pride for our cultural heritage —

