Find museums in Mobile, AL. Listings include USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park, National Maritime Museum of the Gulf, Lupercalia Art Society, Amber Ivey Fine Art, Colonial Fort Condé, Gallery 450.
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Visitors to Battleship Memorial Park will be able to board the WWII South Dakota Class battleship, USS ALABAMA (BB-60) and explore 12 decks. Explore the oldest submarine on public...
• Open to the public Tuesday-Saturday • Current Hours: Tuesday — Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Closed to the public Sunday and Monday. • Café open limited hours Friday and Sa...
The National Maritime Museum of the Gulf of Mexico is the only museum in the world dedicated to the rich history and traditions of the Gulf of Mexico. With more than 80 immersive e...
The Mobile Carnival Museum highlights the history of Mardi Gras in the true birthplace- Mobile, Alab
Founded in 1999, Alabama Contemporary Art Center is a non-profit contemporary arts center located on Cathedral Square in the heart of Mobile’s historic downtown district. Over the...
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The Historic Oakleigh House Museum is a circa 1833 country villa built by James Roper, from Virginia. Oakleigh is a raised T-Shaped Greek Revival home and a remarkable example of h...
"You can't know where you're going until you know where you've been.” Get ready for the ride back in time. The Dora Franklin Finley African-American Heritage Trails (DFFAAHT) pri...
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2026 Winner - Best of Alabama “Best Art Gallery” 2026 Winner - Nappies Finalists “Art Gallery” 2025 Winner - Chairman’s Main Street Award 2025 Winner - Visit Mobile’s Partnership ...
Founded in 1962, by Dr. Samuel Eichold, II, the Mobile Medical Museum preserves and exhibits medical artifacts and archives to commemorate Mobile’s prominent place in the history o...
Pronounced: “Sophie-Ella” Extensive collection of contemporary fine art. We represent established and emerging artists from across the country. Consultation available | Commissions...
Our goal at Colonial Fort Condé is to educate the public about Mobile’s rich colonial history.
Space to Thrive and Create Working artist studios and workshop spaces, multiple nonprofits, entrepreneurs, coworking spaces, and event spaces--they all within 1260 Dauphin Street ...
The Conde-Charlotte Museum House is located on Theatre Street adjacent to Fort Conde. It is beautifully furnished with period antiques depicting Mobile’s history under five flags: ...
In the heart of historic downtown Mobile, Lupercalia Art Gallery features over 800 works by more than 75 Gulf Coast artists. Stop in today to experience a unique blend of local art...
Admission: Adults $12.00 Children $7.00 Group rates also available. Please call for a quote. One of Mobile’s most treasured historic landmarks is the Richards-DAR House Museum in...
Veteran-owned apparel and art business, MOB Bears are for anyone who’s weathered life’s storms. From military strength and family love, each bear carries a bit of grit, a lot of he...
A Diverse Art Gallery and workspace founded in 2014 and located at 1114 Dauphin Street, Mobile AL. 36604
Alabama Malacological Research Center promotes the study and conservation of worldwide marine, freshwater, terrestrial and fossil mollusks.
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