Emmett Till Interpretive Center | United States
The Emmett Till Interpretive Center promotes restorative justice through public education, storytelling, and historic preservation, focusing on the Emmett Till1955 tragedy to foster community healing and understanding to create a more equitable future.
Book Your Tour! Emmett Till Interpretive Center
Book a tour of the Interpretive Center and the Tallahatchie County Courthouse, location of the 1955 Emmett Till trial.
Museum Interpretation - Emmett Till
An integral program of our center has always been the museum interpretation of local historical sites related to the story of Emmett Till. Our center, located across the street from the courthouse of the Emmett Till murder trial, provides tours and information about this historic location.
About Us - Emmett Till
The Emmett Till Interpretive Center promotes restorative justice through public education, storytelling, and historic preservation, focusing on the 1955 Emmett Till tragedy to foster community healing and understanding to create a more equitable future.
History of the Emmett Till Interpretive Center
Today, the commission is now the Emmett Till Interpretive Center, which exists to tell the story of the Emmett Till tragedy and to point a way towards racial healing. Specifically, the center uses art, storytelling, historic preservation and public education to help process past pain and to imagine new ways of moving forward.
Emmett Till Memory Project
The Emmett Till Memory Project is your complete guide to the legacy of Till’s murder. The app takes users to the most important sites in the Mississippi Delta and beyond. Each historical location on the map includes expert-vetted narratives, access to relevant archival documents, and a collection of historic and contemporary photographs.
2024 Impact Report | Emmett Till
Sites of the Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument will remain open except for Christmas and New Year's Day. Read our annual impact report here to see what your support helped us accomplish in 2024.
Emmett Till Historic Intrepid Center
Originally the Glendora Cotton Gin, Glendora Mayor Johnny B. Thomas transformed this building into one of the earliest Till museums in the world: the Emmett Till Historic Intrepid Center (the ETHIC museum).
Contact the Emmett Till Interpretive Center
The museum is open Tuesday to Saturday 12pm-5pm. For reservations, call 662-483-1231 or go to Book Online.
Webinars, Readings and More | Emmett Till
Sites of the Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument will remain open except for Christmas and New Year's Day. Read our annual impact report here to see what your support helped us accomplish in 2024.