The history of Black History Month began 100 years ago, in the old YMCA building on South Wabash, a wide-shouldered block of pale red brick erected in 1913.
 

Chicago Tribune

Black History Month is 100. Can its Bronzeville birthplace outlast the age of Trump?

The landmark building was rescued from demolition and badly needs restoration. It’s not a relic, its owners say, it’s real, living history you can touch.

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