EMOBA - Museum of Black Arkansans, Little Rock

EMOBA means Ernie's Museum On Black Arkansans. It is a private museum. It is dedicated to Afro-Americans. This museum is about diverse contributions of Afro-Americans that live and lived in Arkansas to the development of the state. There are exhibitions about past generations of black Arkansans and videos that show their achievements. On display there are different items from their culture and art. The museum is located in the building of the former Baptist church.

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Sight Name: EMOBA - Museum of Black Arkansans
Sight Location: Little Rock, USA (See walking tours in Little Rock)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery

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