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Smith Robertson Museum and Cultural Center

Museum
Jackson , MS
The Smith Robertson Museum and Cultural Center, located in Jackson, Mississippi, is dedicated to increasing public understanding and awareness of the historical experience and cultural contributions of African Americans. Originally established as the first public school for African-American children in Jackson, it now offers exhibits that explore the slave trade, civil rights, and the broader history and culture of African Americans. As a former school turned museum, it serves as an educational resource with a cultural and historical focus, providing an enriching experience for both students and educators.
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