The Evansville African American Museum was inaugurated on 17th of April, 2007, and is situated at the site where one of...
Website: evansvilleaamuseum.wordpress.com
Phone: (812) 423-5188
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of S Garvin St and Lincoln Ave
579 S Garvin St Evansville, IN 47713-2403 282.70 mi
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5.0 14 reviews
I found this little gem of history while I had 4 hours until game time. It was a great little piece of history and so many facts that I did not know- and I live in IN. The tour was great & the items... More
The museum is housed in the last remaining building of one of the nation's first public housing projects. For the modest entrance fee, we got an excellent personal tour of the museum, and then spent... More
I had been completely unaware of the 1st public housing project was in Evansville, IN. Seeing an actual furnished apartment was a highlight. Caused me to reflect on the tiny house trend. Staff is very... More
This museum is a must see for travelers and newcomers. It is a wonderful place with art, history and a friendly staff. Be sure and see the replica room from the 1930s...how people lived when these... More
This is a must-see if you visit Evansville. Anyone who grew up in Evansville has hopefully been here as there is so much to see and it brings history alive. More
