Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum & State Historic Site

This is a wonderful place to visit! It’s best to take the very inexpensive tour. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and we learned a great deal about the school and cultural history during the early-mid 1900’s. The awesome opportunities offered and started by Charlotte Hawkins Brown would be very useful in our culture today for both white and black people. Don’t miss out on such an awesome experience!

If you are a real history buff or just love hearing about facts that were never taught to you, visit this place.
She was an amazing woman who accomplished a lot of things at such an early age. She surpassed so many obstacles placed in her path. The things she did and the people she entertained. Her Uncle was Nat King Cole. The tour guide was so knowledgeable and friendly. The inside of her house was beautiful. If you wish you can tour the entire grounds and read about each section of it. We did this on a Saturday to get out of the house during the fall of 2020 Covid lockdown.

Always planned to check this place out. Went there for a wedding as a groomsman. Place is awesome and the story is amazing.

The people who were there to assist us from the management of the place were great at their jobs.

You can rent this place for events. Its a nice spot and well put together.

Hope they continue to preserve it but do mor to promote it.

Unfortunately Ive moved all the photos from my phone.

My family and I took a tour with Jamie, and absolutely loved it. To learn about all that Dr. Brown did we were blown away. Jamie took us on the tour, she educated us on a lot of what Dr. Brown did, and even gave our children pop quizzes which I thought was good, she kept them engaged. This place definitely needs to be a place where everyone should visit. You won't be disappointed. It also has a picnic area also in case you wanted to tour and eat after, beautiful area to enjoy a nice picnic.

We were attending the annual NCNW Mother-Daughter banquet at this beautiful facility and as an African-American teacher and mother, I was so proud to watch the video and learn more about Dr. Brown.