Natchez Museum-African American Culture

"What an amazing museum! I made the trek on a random Saturday and I am so glad I did. The gentlemen working were friendly, informative and helpful. There was so much to look at and features a variety of historical items and artifacts. So many books from local authors, artwork. A short video is offered and has a lot of history. I would recommend to anyone in the area. It is free, but they do accept donations."

"This little museum is a must see. The museum had displays, artifacts, and written history to educate the public on the trials and advancements of the black folk throughout history. We did tour some of the plantation homes, which were very educational, but we learned more about the area history both here and at the First Presbyterian Church photo history of Natchez. The 2nd floor of the church has a lot of photos showing the lives of citizens throughout multiple decades of the 1800’s and early 1900’s. These places open your eyes to another side of history that is not spoken about in schools, in the media, or on the streets. This goes for both the good and bad."

"I enjoyed the museum. I've been to Natchez many times but had never been to the museum. They had a lot of cool artifacts and displays. They played a nice video, and the guy was very informative. I would definitely visit again, and it was free."

"A very unique museum that expanded my understanding of Natchez and its history and its people. A must see for anyone interested in gaining a better understanding of American history."

"Absolutely amazing, so much detailed information! This is a MUST stop if you visit Mississippi. Founded by a group of women to share information to the masses who will listen. It's free but they take donations, you could spend hours in here reading everything. They have a WONDERFUL book collection."