Reviews of Finding Our Roots African American Museum (Museum)

918 Roussell St, Houma, LA 70360, United States

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REVIEWS OF Finding Our Roots African American Museum IN Louisiana

Charles Moses

I had done a guided tour. My church youth group and myself had enjoyed it. Very informative and interesting. You will find out how you are connected to the lineage.

Ethan Hayes

An intimate look at black history with lots of great photos

Charles Johnson

It's relatively new, I would like to see more of our pertinent local History, to include pictures of our local teachers from Southdown High School and Mechanicville Elementary School. This is just a small example, and it's possible they have improved it since I was there.

Chiquita Holmes

Amazing!

M Scoby

It is a great place to bring your family and friends. It has captured the history of wonderful people of the past for the future generation. Everyone should visit, young and old

Nae Miller

Mamie Harris

A must visit for locals and visitors.

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A Hayes

A must see! I took the guided tour with Mr Tillman. The historical depth of the exhibits was astounding. The local focus with a national reach is very impressive. Mrs Margie Scoby and Mr Alvin Tillman each bring a treasure trove of knowledge to the museum; an invaluable resource to the region. This museum is on par with, if not better than some others I've visited in larger cities. This is a must see destination.

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Benjamin Ben

Great place to do some real serious research check it out it's not a waste of time

D A Wagner

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Barbara Celestine

It's amazing the greatest ever where you can see your past and have it meet you in your present while looking forward to your future

Amelia Woolard

Extremely eye-opening experience. It's incredible what this humble museum holds. I did a self-guided tour, but will definitely be returning to get the full guided tour from the experts. So many wonderful artifacts, books, photos, and pieces of living history that simply can't be ignored when thinking about the role of African Americans throughout history. Plus, the museum does a nice job of highlighting Houma-area folks who rose to prominence through politics, sports, and more.

J Knightshade

I took the guided tour and it was awesome! My family's upcoming reunion will include a museum visit. This museum deserves our support. It is my hope that everyone who visits will take out a yearly membership. I believe that this museum can inspire other small communities around the country to uncover their own long buried historical truths.

Jason Robinson

We had a great time and learned tons about our history and our community. Definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to be exposed to a part of history that they may not have heard in textbooks.

Barry Payton

Eye opening. Jaw dropping. Mind blowing. African Americans have been here in this country since the beginning. We have contributed to building the very foundation of the United States. Blacks in Louisiana helped establish and maintain the economy of the South especially. This museum encompasses the relationship between African Americans and the institution of slavery, Reconstruction, Jim Crow, and the civil rights movement in south eastern Louisiana. Mainly Terrabone and Lafourche parishes are focused on. But other places and events are documented and displayed. The massacre of 1887 in Thibodaux and the Georgetown 272 come to mind immediately. Many local people are showcased and honored that tells the story of our experience with pride and valor. A Must See Visit.

Almeda Bailey

Great History Update, thing I did't know, great place to bring my grandkids.

Granvil Robinson

Wonderful very educational. Bless God,amen.

Jody Billiot

This is quite possibly the most pleasant and informative museum I’ve ever visited. If you are in the area a stop here is a must. I will also highly recommend the guided tour so as not to miss out on any bit of information.

Betty Castle

Shelia Harris

Tabitha Nolan

Great place a lot to see an learned things i didnt know

Deborah Thomas

Suzette Thomas

Best informative history museum in Terrebonne Parish.

Dorie Exum

Henry Harris

If you need to find family history this is the place

Ms T M Robinson

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Keri Brown

This is museum is AMAZING! Very informative!!! I suggest the guided tour because you get a better experience.

Shirley Benoit

I haven't been there yet but, I am interested in learning more about where some of them came from.

Trudy Hebert

Great memorabilia and friendly

Kori Brown

I really enjoyed myself. After learning the African American history of the place I reside I look upon who I am more now than I ever did.

Cathy Robbins

Very educational and beneficial!

Phebe Hayes

We had a wonderful time at the first annual Fall Fest of the Finding Our Roots African American History Museum yesterday. After visiting the various vendors (e.g., artists, foods, wellness professionals) at their booths we joined a tour of the museum. Our tour was conducted by a gentleman who is obviously very knowledgeable about the history of Blacks in Louisiana and Terrebonne Parish. Loved the way he took the time to include the children in the tour by making comments directed at them. It was also great that we had a chance to spend time with the museum's founder, Ms. Margie Bailey Scoby. Great day! We will be back soon with other friends and family.

Business Hours of Finding Our Roots African American Museum in Louisiana

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(COLUMBUS DAY) 10AM–3:30PM HOURS MIGHT DIFFER
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10AM–3:30PM
WEDNESDAY
10AM–3:30PM
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10AM–3:30PM
FRIDAY
10AM–3:30PM
SATURDAY
10AM–3:30PM

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