Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum - LCJM

Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum - LCJM Recognized as the "Mother of the Civil Rights Movement,” Lillie Carroll Jackson contributed to the

Recognized as the "Mother of the Civil Rights Movement,” Lillie Carroll Jackson contributed to the common good of society by leading the fight for liberty

06/18/2026

Freedom opened the door. Ownership helped build the future.

This Juneteenth, join us as we unveil Urban Cipher Deluxe by Dr. Lawrence Brown and explore the legacy of Lillie Carroll Jackson, who understood that property ownership was power.

🎲 Exclusive game unveiling
🎥 Birth of the Black Butterfly screening
📅 June 19 | 12:30 PM

Be there. History isn’t just remembered—it’s played

05/23/2026

Baltimore history, civil rights, and the future of our communities all come together at the Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum.

Join us for the next installment of the LCJM Literacy Series featuring Dr. Lawrence T. Brown, author of The Black Butterfly, in conversation with Lisa Mitchell-Sennaar, great-granddaughter of Dr. Lillie Carroll Jackson.

Together, they’ll explore the lasting impact of race, policy, housing, and justice in Baltimore — and why these conversations still matter today.

🗓 Saturday, May 23, 2026
🕓 Discussion: 4PM–5PM
✍🏾 Book Signing: 5PM
📍 LCJM | Baltimore, MD

Books available onsite and in advance through Urban Reads Bookstore.

Seats are limited — RSVP today and be part of the conversation that connects Baltimore’s past to its future.

05/12/2026

On this day in 1974, Baltimore officially declared “Dr. Lillie Carroll Jackson Day.”

More than 50 years later, her legacy still walks these halls.

From civil rights leadership to community organizing, Dr. Lillie M. Jackson helped shape Baltimore history while living in the very home that now stands as the Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum.

As America approaches 250 years, we’re reminded that Black history is American history and these stories deserve to be seen, heard, and remembered.

Special thanks to our incredible interns for helping bring this history to life.

Visit the museum and experience the story for yourself.

Rep your org. Honor the history. Build the legacy. ✊🏾🐻Morgan State students, clubs, sororities, fraternities, and campus...
05/05/2026

Rep your org. Honor the history. Build the legacy. ✊🏾🐻

Morgan State students, clubs, sororities, fraternities, and campus organizations — join us at the Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum for a special day of history, leadership, community, and connection.

Come represent your organization, learn more about the powerful civil rights legacy housed right here in Baltimore, enjoy refreshments, take photo ops, and connect your mission to the work of those who paved the way.

📍 Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum
1320 Eutaw Pl, Baltimore, MD 21217
📅 May 8, 2026
⏰ 11 AM – 3 PM

Bring your merch. Bring your members. Bring books to donate to our Little Library.
Let’s show up, rep our orgs, and celebrate the legacy that continues to move us forward.

Scan the QR code to signup

03/17/2026

More than a home, this was a command center for change.
From these walls, Lillie Carroll Jackson led the fight for justice as the heart of Baltimore’s NAACP, Owning power in a time when Black ownership was resistance.
This Women’s History Month, we honor a legacy that didn’t ask for change… it made it.

02/25/2026

This Wednesday, February 25, 2026, join us for a powerful screening of American Coup: Wilmington 1898 — the untold story of the only successful coup d’état in United States history, when a thriving Black community in Wilmington, North Carolina was violently overthrown in 1898.

This is more than a film.
It’s a reminder.
A reckoning.
A call to stay vigilant and informed.

During Black History Month, we reflect not only on triumphs — but on truths. The fight for justice that Miss Lillie Carroll Jackson led here in Baltimore was fueled by understanding our history and refusing to be silent in the face of injustice.

🕚 Doors open at 11 AM — explore the museum with guided tours available.
🎬 Film begins at 12 PM.

Come learn.
Come reflect.
Come be inspired to carry the torch forward.

History shapes the present — and informed voices shape the future.

01/13/2026

Baltimore didn’t just protest it produced power. Clarence Mitchell Junior helped turn community organization into national civil rights law. This room tells the story of how black families, strategy and unity move the country forward. The question now is simple. How do we continue the work?

We’re thrilled to announce that this month’s Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum Book Club selection is The Appre...
10/14/2025

We’re thrilled to announce that this month’s Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum Book Club selection is The Apprenticeship That Saved My Life — a powerful story of second chances, mentorship, and the transformative power of skill ed trades.

Join us at the Museum on Saturday, October 25 at 4 PM for an inspiring discussion with Senator McCray himself, right here in Baltimore.

Buy the book

Commemorating 60 Years of the Voting Rights Act On August 6, 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights ...
08/07/2025

Commemorating 60 Years of the Voting Rights Act
On August 6, 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act into law—one of the most significant victories of the Civil Rights Movement.

Here at the Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum, we remember the relentless advocacy of Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr., a Baltimore native and NAACP lobbyist, whose tireless work on Capitol Hill earned him the nickname “the 101st Senator.”

Mitchell forged a crucial relationship with President Johnson, helping to shape and push through this landmark legislation that aimed to dismantle voter suppression and expand democratic participation for Black Americans.

As we mark this 60th anniversary, we honor Mitchell’s legacy and the continuing fight for voting rights today.

Join Us for Advocacy Day! July 9thAs a historic home of civil rights organizing and the birthplace of generational activ...
07/09/2025

Join Us for Advocacy Day! July 9th

As a historic home of civil rights organizing and the birthplace of generational activism, we are honored to join local leaders, community advocates, and the global leaders for a day rooted in action, policy, and connection . There will be panel discussions, special tours, breakout sessions, and lunch provided.

Dr. Jackson’s legacy reminds us that real change begins when communities organize, mobilize, and demand better. Join us as we continue to protect and elevate the voices of Baltimore and beyond.

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1320 Eutaw Place
Baltimore, MD
21217

Opening Hours

Wednesday 11am - 3pm
Friday 11am - 4pm
Saturday 11am - 3pm

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+14103838720

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