February is Black History Month

Our Black History Month blog at Reunion-Headquarters offers timely information on African American Heritage Sites in our County. For over 300 years, African Americans have raised families and built communities that have been vital to our growth, development and history. They have established neighborhoods and built physical structures, many of which survive.

Discover our richness and diversity! The sites range from a benevolent hall to churches, from an airfield to a ball field and from historic mansions to a log cabin. They provide tangible evidence of the importance African Americans placed on family, religion, education, neighborhoods and community.

Take a closer look at the buildings and sites associated with African Americans that have been overshadowed by grander buildings with extensive landscapes. On a comfortably paced tour that you design, you can engage these sites on their own terms and develop a deeper appreciation for buildings, places and neighborhoods that frequently receive only a passing glance. To learn more about these and other African American sites or to request or download an African American Heritage Sites Guide visit
Reunion-Headquarters.com

The Greening of Reunions...

Prince George's County Leads the Way in

Reunion Capital USA

Green Reunions offers information on how to make eco-friendly choices when planning your reunions. Green reunions are now a realistic and obtainable goal. If you are environmentally conscious, you'll love our easy and efficient ways to employ green initiatives throughout the planning and execution of your reunions. Bring your family, military, church, fraternal, and school reunions to Prince George's County and let us show you the way to host a Green Reunion.

We're looking for more ingenious ways to Go Green! We welcome your ideas, suggestions, what works and what doesn't work. Visit our blog, Reunion-Headquarters. com and share your stories, learn from others, and help us preserve Prince George's County resources for future generations.