Historic Bronzeville District

The Historic Bronzeville District is a culturally rich neighborhood in Chicago that was a vibrant center for African American life and activism during the early to mid-20th century. Known as the "Black Metropolis," it hosted jazz clubs, businesses, churches, and community organizations that celebrated Black heritage and contributed to social and economic progress. Today, the district preserves its history through landmarks, museums, and historical sites, highlighting its significance in African American history and Chicago’s broader cultural landscape.