Natchez Museum-African American Culture — Attraction in Natchez

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...

I love learning about history. This small museum was packed with loads of information. There was even a video at the end and a large smart tablet with excel sheets. The guide is what made this place memorable. Mississippians are truly hospitable. He shared information about his history and of more well known history such as the Buffalo Soldiers and their connection to Natchez Mississippi. I’m from Mississippi but feel that people from Mississippi and close by should visit if they have a thirst...

I was so pleasantly surprised to see such a collection of literature, artifacts that I grew up with, such as the metal iron, iron stove and heater, churn and other items in this large building. Those who founded and those in charge have done an outstanding job in making history available. To my surprise, I saw my last name spelled the way we in Louisiana spell it for the first time. This has inspired me to do further research as to the origin of...