Experience the Riley House Museum with options for two or four admissions, offering a glimpse into history up to 28% off
Explore cultural history with engaging programs and unique historical exhibits in a historic setting that fascinates all ages
Take a step back in time with a visit to The Riley House, built in the 1890s. Dive into historic furniture, photographs, and documents from that era. This experience is suitable for all ages and offers an engaging way to connect with history. Planning your visit? Check out their schedule online for more details!
What we offer
The deal includes options for either two or four admissions to the Riley Museum. Visitors will explore immersive exhibits that bring early American inventions to life through artifacts. Each option provides insights into John G. Riley's significant contributions.- Admission for four to Riley Museum: Experience cultural immersion at this historic site with four entry passes
- Admission for two to Riley Museum: Enjoy a historical journey at the museum with two admission tickets
Why you should grab the offer
Visiting this museum is more than just viewing exhibits; it's about experiencing history through storytelling and tangible artifacts from America's Reconstruction era. Located conveniently in downtown Tallahassee, it’s easily accessible for those eager to explore African American heritage. Families can enjoy 'Luke and Leila's Tallahassee Adventure,' adding an interactive element that kids will love as they embark on their own scavenger hunt around town. The museum also enhances understanding of African American culture through community enrichment programs that promote cultural awareness via events throughout the year. This visit is not only educational but also supports ongoing efforts in preserving important stories from our past.Need to know info
About John Gilmore Riley Center/Museum
Born in 1857, John Gilmore Riley defied all odds and laws to learn how to read and write, paving the way for future African American men and women to do the same. The John Gilmore Riley Center/Museum was established in 1996 with the aim of educating the public on the contributions that African Americans have made to Florida's history. With a range of exhibitions, archives, after-school programs, and summer camps, the John Gilmore Riley Center/Museum has a wealth of resources for curious minds, both young and old.