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Mosaic Templars Cultural Center

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+1 (501) 683-3593

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501 W 9th St

Little Rock, AR 72201

+1 (501) 683-3593

http://www.mosaictemplarscenter.com

This is the newest museum in the Little Rock area! It is a museum of African American history and is a member of the Department of Arkansas Heritage. It has such awesome stories to tell and I think you should def include it on your list of things to do in Little Rock.

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Catfish D.

12/25/2012

This place is awesome! It's a must see if you are in the area. The museum is family friendly with interesting African American history for the adults and hands on activities for the children....

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Nicole W.

12/5/2019

This is a cute little museum with Arkansas history of the African Americans in the state. It's not very big, but there's a lot of history there. The attendant who greeted me was very nice. When I...

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Roennia W.

3/18/2017

Wonderful experience. Great to know this place still exists. Displays of the time and period American woukd like to erase from its history. Exhibits of past and current Pioneers in the black...

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Amber L.

3/28/2010

"The museum is dedicated to collecting, preserving, interpreting, and celebrating African American history, culture and community in Arkansas from 1870 to the present, and informs and educates the...

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Rachel A.

6/1/2011

This is a museum of African American history, but you don't have to be African American to appreciate this place! It is a beautiful building, especially the ballroom /auditorium on the third...

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