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This is the WSU's Talmadge Anderson Cultural and Heritage House, commemorating the African American heritage. The home was built in 1910 and still has much of its original masonry and wood work today. Inside the home walls are decorated with inspiring African American artwork and bookshelves are filled with films and books about the culture.
For more information, contact Maureen Smith maureens@wsu.edu at WSU Office of Equity and Diversity. You can also access the Cultural and Hertiage House website here.
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