John G Riley Center & Museum

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419 E Jefferson St
Tallahassee, FL 32301
+1 (850) 681-7881
http://www.rileymuseum.org

The John Gilmore Riley Center Museum for African American History and Culture in Tallahassee, Florida, is a historical and cultural institution dedicated to exploring the significance of the Reconstruction era, a pivotal yet often overlooked period in American history. Housed in the historic Riley House, built circa 1890, the museum offers a variety of community enrichment programs and engaging exhibits that highlight African American history and cultural heritage.

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5.02 reviews
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Daniel P.
9/2/2017

Tallahassee - as with all Southern U.S. cities/towns - has a rich history of the successes, tribulations, accomplishments and injustices endured by African Americans. John G. Riley is a pillar of...

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Austin S.
10/16/2019

John G Riley was one of the figures I had learned about and have even referenced, but I had not visited until a few months ago. It's right by Cascades, in the Smokey Hollow historic community. I...

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