National Museum of African American Art and Culture 
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SOURCE: NPR
9-24-17
Lonnie Bunch is astonished the African-American History Museum has become a pilgrimage site so fast
"You know, we thought we'd get 4,000 people a day. We're getting 6,000, 7,000, 8,000 a day. I didn't expect that.”
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