Lucy Craft Laney Museum 1

Small house showcasing the legacy of a prominent African-American educator through history & art. The rich tapestry of the city’s history is greatly comprised of African American contribution. The National Register of Historic places lists numerous properties that have been preserved to reflect the role of African Americans.

Visit the Lucy Craft Laney, Museum of Black History and learn about Lucy Craft Laney. Born into slavery, Lucy Craft Laney became one of the state's most influential educators. She started the first kindergarten and nurses' training class for blacks in Augusta and founded the Haines Institute, which educated thousands of black students.

Families enjoy walking along Laney Walker Boulevard. The African American Historical Committee honor significant African American citizens with markers along the trail.