The Emmett Till Interpretive Center will close at 5 PM on October 1 and will remain closed until the government shutdown ends.
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While the Emmett Till & Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument is closed during the government shutdown, the story continues. Visitors can engage with this history through the Emmett Till Memory Project app, by visiting the Mound Bayou Museum and the ETHIC Museum in Glendora, or by exploring our traveling exhibit now open at the Mosaic Templars Cultural Center in Little Rock, AR.
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RACIAL RECONCILIATION BEGINS BY TELLING THE TRUTH
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For questions about tours, please call 662-483-1231.
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Plan a Visit Today!
Our museum is open to the public Tuesday through Saturday 12pm-5pm. The courthouse is open to the public on Mondays even though the Interpretive Center is closed.
We can book tours outside of those hours by special appointment. We encourage you to use the "book now" feature above to request a time and date for your visit.
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If you plan to visit, we strongly encourage visitors to wear a mask that fully covers the mouth and nose.
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We also recommend visitors to check-out the Emmett Till Historic Intrepid Center (ETHIC) in Glendora. For more information, visit www.glendorams.com or call (662) 375-7333.
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Please utilize our free app, the Emmett Till Memory Project, to guide you through the Courthouse and other historic sites in the Mississippi Delta.
If you have any questions or would like to inquire about a full/half day pilgrimages, email us at info@emmett-till.org or call 662-483-1231.
