This project aims to bring the museum to your own backyard through virtual accessibility with a focus on POC communities on a website platform. The project will choose items across three different museums (National Museum of African American History and Culture, Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, District Six Museum) and map them on the website allowing users to explore the items. First in conjunction with one another on the map, and second, individually on separate subpages. By bringing these multiple museums together this project will allow the users to experience regional traditions from their own community and see how they disperse on a global scale. These museums were chosen to give access to POC neighborhoods and history in a way that is overlooked in most American History museums. The motivation of “Curation to Context: A Map of Your Own Backyard” is to give individuals access to their local history, delineating where items in museums are coming from and putting the collections in context, back to their origins. The significance of this project is to connect history to today’s local communities. This will allow outreach to communities allowing culture to not be contained within an institutionalized, exclusive system. It is important to allow this outreach to communities allowing education and connection to local history through tangible items moving isolated museum items out of curation and into context.