Casa Del Rey Moro African Latin Museum — Attraction in San Diego

Professor Charles Ambers is an amazing, knowledgeable man of History. He has an extensive collection of African artifacts and furnishings that transport visitors through History. We were welcomed by him with humor and a passionate storytelling tale of history reminiscent of old African Storytellers. This tiny museum was packed with everything imaginable from the countries of the Motherland through the countries of Latin America. The influences of African men and women were threaded throughout the display cases and rooms of the museum. Professor Ambers encourages everyone to participate and engage while moving throughout the exhibitions. At 79years of age he is definitely a one of a kind Museum curator and academic historian. Thank you for sharing Professor Ambers and continuing to keeping History...

I stumbled upon this gem of a place while looking for parking in Old Town San Diego, and had to go in. I was fortunate enough to have a private tour with the professor (the curator) himself. This museum boasts a plethora of collectible items, from around the world, books and historical moments in black history, as well as other minority movements integral in getting the resting of society's awareness and understanding that inequality will not stand. Great place to get woke, and see the work that generations before us had to do, and we that we must continue to do, to reach true equality. Fun fact: if you have any original pins from Olympic Games around the world, the professor will trade happily swap stories and...

By far the best museum in the state of California. Professor Chuck Ambers has a wealth of knowledge and a winning personality to match. He or one of his friendly staff will lead you through a tour of the museum. You will learn thousands upon thousands of years worth of history in an a hour's time.

This is an African museum devoted to showing the history of African people as it pertains to the world. A great place to learn true history, not just HIS story. I suggest that everyone go to this museum at least once...