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Guided Museum Tour Times
Guided tours are offered Tuesday – Saturday at 10:30 am; 11:30 am & 2:30 pm.

Reservations are required. Tours must be booked in advance. The museum is only open Sundays for special events.

Administrative Hours
Monday – Saturday from 9:00 am – 4:30 pm, at the Snypse-Allen House, adjacent to the museum. Please call for an appointment or to pick up a purchase from our store.

The Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History: Augusta's Best Black heritage Experience!
The mission of the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History and Conference Center is to promote the legacy of Lucy Craft Laney through art, history and the preservation of her home.
  • Book A Tour

    The Museum is open to scheduled tours. To reserve yours call 706-724-3576 or email cynthia@lucycraftlaneymuseum.com

  • Our New Store

    It's a great place to pick up gifts, featured exhibit souvenirs, and Augusta Black History items.

  • Golden Blocks Tour

    Golden Blocks Tour takes visitors to the various key locations that comprise The Golden Blocks in the historic Laney Walker District of Augusta. Click Here for a virtual tour.

  • Augusta's Black Caddies

    "Augusta’s Black Caddies – The Men on the Bag" experience brings to life the rich history and pivotal role Black Caddies played in assisting the world’s top golfers in winning the most famous golf tournament in the world: The Masters.

  • Support Our Programs

    You can donate and/or become a Friend of the Museum with an Annual Opportunity of Support by becoming a Museum Member.

  • Sign Up for Our E-Newsletter

    Stay up to date each quarter with what's coming up at the museum and a look back on what great programs we've shared. Sign up today!

Augusta Community Stories

Check out our NEW Community Stories Section! These are many of the great interviews we’ve collected over the years with notable Black Augustans.

These are the stories that are precious, impactful and so important for us to remember.

Watch them Now
Our Giving Tree
The Giving Tree honors all of our cherished supporters who have purchased a leaf or stone. The Giving Tree sculpture provides permanent recognition and advertisement for the museum sponsors and donors at specific levels. Sponsors and donors can help to preserve the legacy of Lucy Craft Laney through art, history and the preservation of her home throughout the year. Based on the level of giving, sponsors/donors will receive an engraved leaf (bronze, silver, or gold), an acorn, or a large stone. Contact Corey Rogers at 706-724-3576 to find out how you can be a part of the Giving Tree!
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About the Museum
The Lucy Craft Laney Museum is a unique and engaging attraction for Augusta’s Black history and art. The museum opened in 1991 and is a small but powerful museum in the former home of Miss Lucy Craft Laney. Programs such as the Golden Blocks Project, The Black Caddies Men on the Bag, the Augusta Wilson Series and our great Speaker talks help make the Museum a must see for locals and visitors. The museum’s special exhibitions are also popular and big draws.
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Just Some of What We Offer

The Museum provided over 70 programs in 2024. We're small but mighty! Check out more about all the amazing things you'll find at the Laney Museum.

Annual Golf Tournament

In May each year we host our Annual Golf Tournament fundraiser. This sellout event has been going on for nearly a decade. Each tournament honors a significant figure in Black History and Sports.

Black Caddies - Men on the Bag

Men on the Bag brings to life the pivotal role Black Caddies played in assisting the world’s top golfers in winning The Masters. The next experience will be April 9, 2025, 6:00-7:30 p.m. Call 706-724-3576 to book.

History & Art Exhibitions and Programming

The Museum hosts a number of amazing exhibits centered around Black History and Southern Art. Programming includes special speakers, panel discussions, receptions and even classes.

The Golden Blocks

During the time of segregation, the area nicknamed the Golden Blocks was the heart of Augusta’s black business community. It's revitalization includes beautiful public art. Guided or Self-guided tours are available.