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The 54th Massachusetts Glory Brigade was founded in 1992.It isWho We Are
a non-profit, tax-exempt, corporation. The corporation is run by a
Board of Directors which includes six officers. The Board of
Directors and officers are elected by the general membership
annually.
Company
A 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry/Colored
Ladies Christian Relief
Association is a permanent standing
committee of members
who carry out the educational programs
of the corporation.
Company
A strives to present the most
accurate portrayal possible
of the most famous regiment of the
Civil War. The
Colored ladies present the “hidden half” of the story
of the 54th, the contributions
of African American women in the
Civil War. Through public
programs, Company A/Colored Ladies
seek to expand citizens’
awareness of the role of African
Americans in the Civil
War period. Recognizing the relevance of
the 54th’s issues of
justice and equality to today’s society,
Company A/Colored Ladies
work to promote civic responsibility
among all young people
in Boston and the Commonwealth.
The 54th Massachusetts Glory Brigade presents three types ofWhat We Do
programs for the public:
- Lecture presentations for schools, museums, libraries, and
- Parades and color guards for cities, towns, and veterans’
- Living history encampments. Currently, the Glory Brigade
historic sites.
groups
does about twenty four programs a year. In addition,
members do research about the 54th and work closely with
other organizations to plan activities related to our mission.
- Telephone
- 617-361-8015
- Postal address
- 100 Taunton Ave, Mattapan, MA 02126
- Electronic mail
- General Information: glory_brigade@usa.net
- Funded in part by the
54th Massachusetts Glory BrigadeContact Information
Other Contacts
 
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