Jack Hadley Black History Museum

Buffalo Soldier and Henry O. Flipper exhibit. · Jack Hadley Black History Museum; photographer not identified · Credits & licenses

What to expect

Explore thousands of artifacts focused on Thomasville's Black achievers, slavery, Buffalo Soldiers, Lt. Henry O. Flipper, civil rights, Black women and Douglass High School.

Thomasville · $5 adults; $3 students, including college · 1–2 hours

Jack Hadley Black History Museum · 214 Alexander Street, Thomasville, GA 31792

Tue–Fri from 10am; Sat 11am–4pm

The operator page contradicts itself on the weekday close, showing both 4pm and 5pm. Call to confirm Tuesday–Friday closing time; Saturday is consistently listed as 11am–4pm.

• Thomasville's first Black achievers
• Buffalo Soldiers and Lt. Henry O. Flipper
• Civil-rights, education and community history

Before you go

• Call to confirm the weekday closing time because the operator page gives both 4pm and 5pm.
• Confirm current admission when calling; state tourism lists $5 adults and $3 students.
• Allow time for a dense collection of artifacts and captioned displays.
• Free parking is listed by state tourism.

Check the organizer’s latest details before leaving; schedules and availability can change.