06/10/2024
Slave Haven Museum
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This house was a safe place to hide the enslaved while running away to freedom.
Jacob Burkle left Germany for the US and became an abolitionist after building this house 2 blocks from the Mississippi river in 1856.
03/06/2024
A call for community support. We are seeking the generosity of history lovers after damage due to a fire. A donation will help bring us back to a renewed restored place for all to learn as they have for 30 years.
Restore Slave Haven: Fight Fire Damage, organized by Elaine Turner In the heart of our community stands the Slave Haven Underground Railroad Museum,… Elaine Turner needs your support for Restore Slave Haven: Fight Fire Damage
11/16/2023
Please join us to honor WC Handy and Celebrate Hetitage Tours 40th Anniversary!
06/10/2023
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12/18/2022
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10/29/2022
This Sunday come out to the book signing of this amazing author!
05/04/2022
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05/01/2022
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Memphis, TN
Opening Hours
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Saturday | 10am - 4pm |