African American Heritage Museum

1600 Phoenix Square
Hammond, LA 70403
985-542-4259

tangiafromuseum@att.net

Museum Hours

Monday – Friday

10:00am – 5:00pm

Saturday and Holidays

by appointment

(Groups of 10 or more)

Admission

General: $10.00

Senior Citizens (65+): $7.00

All Students with ID: $5.00

Children (5 & under): $2.00

Members: FREE

Get Social With Us

The Tangipahoa African American Heritage Museum & Veterans Archives blessed over twenty families with Thanksgiving dinner boxes this year. We would like to thank Martha Adams Alumni, Hurst Financial Services, LLC, and Tangipahoa Regional Black Business Chamber of Commerce for their partnerships on this annual event. Captured in this photo is Sylvia Hurst (Hurst Financial Services, LLC), Paulette Walker (TRBBCC), Delmas Dunn, Sr. (TAAHM & VA), Samuel Paul (TAAHM &VA), and Kip Andrews (Hammond City Councilman; Martha Adams Alumni).

Thank you to Gnarly Barly for their donation to TAAHM & VA "Black is Beautiful"!

**Dear Valued Patron, TAAHM & VA is committed to maintaining a safe and healthy environment for our staff as well as our faithful customers like yourself. As such, we are closely monitoring the COVID-19/ Coronavirus outbreak according to the guidelines and recommendations of the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and other knowledgeable health officials. For extra precaution, the facility is being cleaned and sanitized daily. Hand sanitizing stations will be placed throughout the museum and restrooms. Stay Aware and Connected... Click the pic or link to visit www.CDC.gov for up-to-date information. ~As always, thank you for your many forms of support.

"Welcome to the Tangipahoa African American Heritage Museum & Veterans Archives. Since we opened our doors in February of 2007, thousands of people have visited our museum to learn more about our African American Heritage. We have a comprehensive collection of African-American murals, artifacts, photographs and artwork that tell our story. We invite you to visit us and experience our rich and proud African American heritage."

-Delmas Dunn, President, TAAHM & VA

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