Hammonds House Museum, Museum in Atlanta, Georgia
The Hammonds House Museum is dedicated to African American fine art.
The museum is situated in a historic home built in the 1850s by Dr. Otis Thrash Hammonds.
It exhibits a collection that celebrates artists of African descent.
The museum offers guided tours, artist talks, and workshops for visitors.
It houses over 350 works including pieces by acclaimed artist Romare Bearden.
Location: Atlanta
Website: hammondshouse.org
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