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National African-American Archives & Museum, Inc.


category : Museums
Portraits and biographies of famous African-Americans. Carvings, artifacts, books, documents. History of Colored Carnival, Hank Aaron Fan Club, African-American participation in Mobile Mardi Gras. Authentic slavery artifacts. Audio and video oral histories.


Admission: Free
Hours: Open M-F 8-4; Sat. 10-2, Sun. by appt.
Address: 564 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave.

Phone: 251-433-8511
Fax: 251-433-4265

Come visit us in Mobile, Alabama

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Sunshine Canoes

Half- or full-day trips or up to 5

Mobile, AL Tours

The Estuarium at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab

Local habitats of Mobile's estuary:

Mobile, AL Habitats

Cathedral of Immaculate Conception

Mobile, AL Recreation

Condé-Charlotte Museum House

Built in 1822-24. Owned by National Society of Colonial Dames in America. Period antiques and decorative arts depicting 5 periods of historic Mobile. Original cannons from French Fort Condé

Mobile, AL Historic Homes

Bragg-Mitchell Mansion

One of Gulf Coast's grandest estates and most photographed building in Mobile today. 20-room mansion, built in 1855

Mobile, AL Estates

Things to do Museums near Mobile, AL

Fairhope Historical Museum

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Mobile Medical Museum

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National African-American Archives & Museum, Inc.

Portraits and biographies of famous African-Americans. Carvings, artifacts, books, documents. History of Colored Carnival, Ha...

City of Foley Museum & Archives

Restored train depot from the early 1900s. Now houses archives for City of Foley as well as railroad memorabilia....

Old Courthouse Museum

Courtroom used as model for famous trial scene in To Kill a Mockingbird, movie based on Pulitzer Prize-winning novel written ...