# Linden-Lyttonsville Museum

> A Culture of Community and Resilience

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- [Home](https://llmuseum.org/): Montgomery County, Maryland · Established 1853 Preserving the Legacy of a Historic African American Community The Linden-Lyttonsville Museum celebrates the resilience, contributions, and enduring spirit of one of Montgomery County’s oldest Black communities — and the families who built it. Our Story Get Involved What We Do A living record of land, family, and freedom
- [Join the Newsletter](https://llmuseum.org/join/): Be the first to know when the museum opens in February 2027. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. Layout Email Name Name *FirstLastEmail *Join the List
- [About the Museum](https://llmuseum.org/about/): About the Museum Our Mission We exist to create a museum that will increase awareness and highlight the contributions of Linden-Lyttonsville, a historic, resilient African-American community in Montgomery County. The History of Linden-Lyttonsville The origins of Lyttonsville trace back to Samuel Lytton (also recorded as Litton), one of Montgomery County’s earliest free Black landowners. In
- [Donate](https://llmuseum.org/donate/): Support the Museum Your gift preserves the history of Linden-Lyttonsville, one of Montgomery County’s oldest Black communities: its oral histories, photographs, and documents, shared through our exhibit at the Gwendolyn E. Coffield Community Center. Give by check. Make checks payable to: Linden-Lyttonsville MuseumMail to:Linden-Lyttonsville Museum2308 Michigan AvenueSilver Spring, MD 20910 Give online. Make your online
- [Get Involved](https://llmuseum.org/get-involved/): Get Involved The Linden-Lyttonsville Museum is a community effort. There are several ways to support our work as we move from development to reality. Support Our Work Your gift helps us build the community archive, record oral histories, and bring the museum’s first exhibit to the public. The Linden-Lyttonsville Museum is a 501(c)(3) public charity,
- [Leadership](https://llmuseum.org/leadership/): Our Team the people behind the mission Board of Directors A dedicated group of community members committed to preserving the history of Linden-Lyttonsville. Myra Coffield President Ella Redfield Treasurer Rob Boston Secretary Pat Tyson Director Alan Bowser Director Roger Paden Advisory Council Coordinating Committee Rob Boston Myra Coffield Curtis Crutchfield Ella Redfield Pat Tyson Anna
- [Contact](https://llmuseum.org/contact/): Contact Us We’d love to hear from you — whether you have questions about the museum, materials to contribute to the archive, or interest in supporting our work. Name Email Subject General Inquiry Archive Contribution Volunteer Donation Media Message Send Message
- [Archive](https://llmuseum.org/archive/): From the Archive Our community archive is growing. The photographs, documents, and materials collected here offer a glimpse into the daily life, institutions, and families that shaped Linden-Lyttonsville across generations. Do you have photographs, documents, or family histories connected to Linden-Lyttonsville? Contact us — every piece of history matters. Share Your Story
- [Featured Photo](https://llmuseum.org/featured-photo/): Featured Photo Help Us Tell Its Story Some of Lyttonsville’s history was never written down. It lives in the people who were here — in the names, the houses, the everyday moments that no archive recorded.Each month we feature one photograph and ask the community what it knows. Some of these images are being considered
- [Accessibility Statement](https://llmuseum.org/accessibility-statement/): The Linden-Lyttonsville Museum is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for people with disabilities. We are continually improving the user experience for everyone and applying the relevant accessibility standards. Conformance status The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) defines requirements for designers and developers to improve accessibility for people with disabilities. It defines three levels of conformance: Level

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