Built for and by
African Americans

Celebrating the history, heritage
and future of historic Aberdeen Gardens.
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Built for and by
African Americans

Celebrating the history, heritage
and future of historic Aberdeen Gardens.
Plan Your Visit

A New Deal Settlement Community

Aberdeen Gardens, built between 1934 and 1938 under the New Deal, was an innovative homestead community for African American families. The only such community in the U.S. designed by a Black architect (Hilyard R. Robinson) and built by Black contractors and laborers, Aberdeen Gardens is listed on the Virginia Landmarks Register and the National Register of Historic Places. Visit our museum and see why historic Aberdeen Gardens continues to be a Hampton treasure.

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About our Organization

The Historical Foundation of Aberdeen Gardens, Inc. is a non-stock corporation organized for charitable purposes.

More Than a Museum

Aberdeen Gardens Historic Museum depicts an original home with furnishings donated by original residents.

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Annual events celebrate Aberdeen Garden’s heritage while bringing the community together 
in fellowship.

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Participate in our efforts to preserve, 
 restore, protect and promote historical Aberdeen Gardens.

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HFAG, Inc. is able to accomplish its mission through financial support.

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A New Deal Settlement Community

55 and 57 N. Mary Peake Boulevard
Hampton, VA 23666
Phone: 757-722-2345

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