Baton Rouge African American Museum
805 Saint Louis Street
Baton Rouge, LA 70802
Overview
*The Museums is temporarily closed for renovations. The Baton Rouge African American Museum was founded in 2001 by the late Sadie Roberts-Jospeh. She founded the museum to expand knowledge of African-American history through engaging exhibits and community engagement. We will continue her legacy by partnering with local and state organizations to ensure her legacy lives on.
Amenities
- African-American Owned
- Good for: LGBTQ+
- Good for: Groups
- Good for: Kids
- Locally Owned
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