The Carver Museum : Honoring African American Heritage, Arts and Culture

Closed due to COVID-19. Our Virtual Office Hours: Thurs-Sat 10 AM -4PM

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Learn the Precious Stories of the African-American Experience in Phoenix

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George Washington Carver

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Thursday-Saturday

10:00 am–4.00 pm

Closed Sunday - Wednesday

Location

415 E. Grant St. Phoenix, AZ

We are closed due to COVID-19

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Honoring African American Heritage, Arts and Culture

Celebrating Over 90 Years of Service!

Once known as the Phoenix Union Colored High School, this segregated school opened in 1926. Today, The George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center is a historical preservation site that is dedicated to the Collection, Documentation, Preservation, Study, and Dissemination of the History and Culture of Africans and Americans of African Descent in Arizona.

Affectionaly known as The Carver Museum, we carry out its mission through exhibitions, archives, collections and a variety of community educational programs designed to explore the roles of African derived Americans in shaping the history of Phoenix and the state of Arizona.