Mosaic Templars Cultural Center

501 W 9th St, Little Rock, AR 72201, USA

Address:	501 W 9th St, Little Rock, AR 72201, USA
Phone:	+1 501-683-3593
Site:	mosaictemplarscenter.com
Rating:	5
Working:	Closed 9AM–5PM 9AM–5PM 9AM–5PM 9AM–5PM 9AM–5PM Closed

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Nelly Godfrey

Thank you the staff first & foremost that greeted our family. They were all very well educated on the motivation of the Mosaic Building & surrounding history connected. You must ask for Mr. Kenneth Brown if he is available. Although he is not a tour guide, he is the "seasoning" in that building. The variety of information about the foundation & reason of black owned businesses was moving & very appreciative. My family & I recoginzed the pride in which was taken to preserve history such as this.

Casey Pearson

This is an excellent museum. It is a wonderful, quiet place to spend a relaxing afternoon with a friend, family member, or all alone. It is a great way to educate yourself about your place in national and state history and to experience your place in our Arkansas and American culture past, present and future. Go now! Its free and open Tuesday through Saturday nine to five.

Amy Cole

This museum is a true gem and a wonderful addition to the historical legacy of Arkansas. You can explore local Little Rock history, artifacts, photographs, paintings and more. It is a wonderful museum for kids to illustrate the history and contributions of African Americans in the sate.

David Orr

Absolutely a must see for essential history of untold Arkansas history focused on African Americans. Downtown location with free parking nearby. If youre passing through and especially if youre visiting Clinton Library this is worth your time.

Lawana Hawkins

Love the rich history, Lawyers, Doctors, Senators, Congressmen Musicians. So many of our celebrities came from Arkansas.

Jason Chapman

This museum is a must stop if you are in the area. Stop in for some culture and some Arkansas Black History.

Marilyn Akins

It was a awesome experience to see this. And to stand at that barber chair!!

Kbrini McCraw

Excellent display of local and international African American history!

Whitney Hickerson

This hidden gem tells the stories of African Americans in Arkansas.

Robert P

Is great place to visit!! The staff are very knowledgeable...