Bronzeville's Palmer Mansion Will Become Obsidian Collection Archive, Coworking For Black Creators
City Council also approved $6 million for the construction of the much-anticipated Lillian Marcie Center for the Performing Arts.
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City Council also approved $6 million for the construction of the much-anticipated Lillian Marcie Center for the Performing Arts.
On April 22, Angela Ford of The Obsidian Collection closed on a $1.25 million loan to become new owner of Bronzeville’s long vacant historic Lu Palmer Mansion. Ford is free to establish a museum, library and archive there, and is frustrated by the process to obtain a zoning change from the alderman to rent meeting space and offer modest retail. Alberta Dean On April 22, Angela Ford of The Obsidian Collection closed on a $1.25 million loan to become new owner of Bronzeville’s long vacant, historic Lu Palmer Mansion. The nonprofit seeks to establish a museum, library and archive within the...