The EPOCHS: Traveling Indoor Exhibit,
formerly named Epochs of Courage, made its national debut
in 1999 at the Gallery at E Street in Washington, DC.
The EPOCHS: Traveling Indoor Exhibit displays and introduces a
cultural side of golf that has made extraordinary contributions
to golf and American history.
The exhibit includes an Active Learning Enhancement Program
that uniquely integrates African American Golf History
with thinking, golf, life, and social skills.
This "one of a kind" exhibit adds more clarity and understanding to a little-known history that has so much significance and value.
Photo left: Ramona Harriet chats with visitor at exhibit showing at the Tiger Woods Foundation Workshop in Norfolk, Virginia. Circa 2000.
Photo taken with permission.
Testimonials
The EPOCHS: Traveling Indoor Exhibit
Don't know much about golf nor the Black experience history in golf. That all changed viewing this exhibit.
"Awesome exhibit. Did not know African Americans were involved in golf in the 1800s. Loved the video."
I am truly glad my husband and I chose to visit the exhibition. We heard information that we were not aware of.
Awesome time! Would have liked to have seen more about Tiger. I learned things today that I never knew.
I thoroughly enjoyed participating in the interactive segment about - how some of the old caddies and golfers learned how to play golf with improvised equipment and horrible playing conditions. Kids can learn something from this and I think would enjoy the hands-on interaction.
This exhibition further enlightened me with knowledge of the many contributions African Americans contributed in the past, and from this it has afforded me the opportunity to excel in life. I thank these forerunners sincerely.