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"Marylander of the Century" Dr. Lillie May Carroll Jackson - Preservation Maryland

Summary by Preservation Maryland
Today’s blog is composed by our Waxter Intern Miel Hunt, who visited the Lillie Caroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum, Baltimore’s first privately owned museum honoring an African American woman, to learn more about the Civil Rights activist and her lasting impact on Maryland. While Lillie May Carroll Jackson was born with an interesting family history, it wasn’t the type of family history that would open doors for her, especially as a Black woman.…
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Preservation Maryland broke the news in on Friday, April 18, 2025.
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