We arrived in Cambridge at just the right time - around noon. After visiting the Visitor's Center, the museum was our first stop. We met Bro. Roy who shared trivia and encouraged our exploration. He was one of several wonderful encounters during our day visit which ended some eight hours later. I had visited some 10-15 years earlier. The intimacy... More

We arrived 15 minutes before closing time but could not have received a friendlier welcome from Royce Sampson and his colleagues, who insisted we stay as long as we needed. I became aware of Harriet back in England in the early 60s, when I was about 13 years old and picked out a book in my school library called "The... More

The museum is small, but packs as much info as it can. You learn more than most people know of her before they go in, but with more money the presentations would be stronger. I'm glad there are plans for a new center and the sooner it arrives the better.

Our daughter was learning about Harriet in school and it was so nice to be able to bring her to the museum to put images and more information together for her! Very nice museum.

This museum is a private effort. Housed in the very vacant downtown area, the museum itself is very small, but has a few informative displays that educate about the life of Tubman. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. A new government and private financed museum about Tubman is being built near Blackwater Wildlife Refuge and is due to open... More

Don't travel anywhere near Cambridge without stopping. Parking is easy. This storefront museum is sweet and sincere and gets the point across. Be sure to sit for the short documentary film. Easily understandable exhibits, etc. Be sure to bring your children - a message of courage, character, persistence and grit. Be sure to leave a donation - there is no... More

This small, intimate museum offers an in-depth look at the life of Harriet Tubman, best known as a major conductor on the Underground Railroad. But, as I learned there, she was much more than just that, and I'm glad to have had the opportunity to learn more about her. The museum features photo displays and extensive written materials, as well... More

Excellent!!!! A must see for all especially school age children.

It's not big and fancy; but, then, neither was Ms. Tubman. The Museum reminds us of qualities like courage and faithfulness as it focuses on this extraordinary woman. I'm certain anyone visiting will learn something new. I know I did. It also reminds us of how recently segregated schools and other institutions were part of reality in Cambridge Md where... More