McLemore House African-American Museum
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McLemore House African-American Museum
History holds a unique and moving story through artifacts, pictures and exhibits at the McLemore House. Built by a former slave, this museum home chronicles the struggles, triumphs and significant contributions of African Americans in
Open Thursday-Saturday, 10am-2pm.
Custom tours and other tour times available by reservation.
GROUPS: Groups enjoy touring the McLemore House in conjunction with Carnton, Lotz or Carter House. Large groups would be divided into smaller groups for tour.
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