Last week, St. Petersburg City Council members unanimously pledged one million dollars to the Woodson African American Museum, designed by WJA and Huff + Gooden Architects (http://huffgooden.com/). The pledge will fund a new facility that celebrates the history, art, and culture of the City’s African American neighborhoods. You can read more about this project, and the Woodson’s mission in the link below.
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