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Celebrate Centennial with Ohio Historical Marker and Preview of the Columbus Museum of African American History and Culture

COLUMBUS, OH – The definition of generation and legacy building was on display as Accelerated Laboratory Logistics hosted its 100th Anniversary as one of the oldest BlackOwned businesses in Central Ohio. This 2-day celebration was held at the ALL headquarters located at 4100 Refugee Road on Friday, June 10th and Saturday, June 11th.

Hosted by Dr. Iris Cooper, the highlights of the event included remarks from community leaders including City Council President, Shannon Hardin, Ray Miller, Judge Terri Jamison, and Curtis Jewel as ALL received the prestigious Ohio Historical Marker.

In addition, attendees enjoyed a prequel tour and sneak preview of the memorabilia, artifacts, and art to be displayed at the home of the future Columbus Museum of African American History and Culture was also on display. Set to launch during Black History Month 2025, The CMAAHC will share the 70,000 sq feet building located at the ALL headquarters. “I am both honored and excited about the anniversary celebration and my ancestor’s commitment to passing on the legacy of ALL. This is only the beginning of phase one. As we move closer to the official opening, we intend to share this space with the community for other events. My hope is that the attendees feel that they can share their family history and artifacts at the new museum” states Todd Wilson, CEO and President of Accelerated Laboratory Logistics.

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ALL CEO and President Todd Wilson and his great aunt Eleanor Jacobs Warfield, The ALL Ohio Historical Marker Community Leaders and local Masons were present to celebrate.

Artifacts and memorbilia were available for a sneak preview of the museum City Council President Shannon Hardin gave remarks Opening prayer by Pastor Mike Reeves Congratulatory remarks from Ray Miller