Last updated: 3/4/2010
4156 South Texas Street
Emory, TX 75440
Thursday - Saturday
10 AM - 4 PM
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Gwendolyn M. Lawe
phone: 214-309-9253
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Modis McMillan
phone: 903-474-0083
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The building in Emory has a number of exhibits and artifacts that detail the stories of the Reconstruction era in Texas, as well as Negro League baseball and Buffalo soldiers. The museum also includes a number of vintage U.S. postage stamps as well as a display of the Rosenwald Schools in the South. In fact, the museum is now in the midst of a fund-raising campaign to ultimately preserve and restore a vacated Rosenwald School building in the community.
African Artifacts
African American Art
Slavery Collection
African Americans on U. S. Postage Stamps
Negro Baseball Leagues
Reconstruction in Texas
The Rosenwald Schools in the South
Buffalo Soldiers
All exhibitions are free. We do have a volunteer docent program. Educational materials may be borrowed by teachers and/or other institutions at no cost.
The Museum does collaborative programs with the Public Library and the Genealogical Society. Educational programs, such as summer day camp, and class/group tours are provided for youth.
Access: General Public, Students, Scholars
Appointment required: No
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