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A. Quinn Jones Museum & Cultural Center

Name: A. Quinn Jones Museum & Cultural Center
Address: 1013 NW 7th Avenue, Gainesville, FL, 32601, US
Telephone: (352) 334-2010
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A. Quinn Jones Museum & Cultural Center

The A. Quinn Jones Museum and Cultural Center features a permanent exhibit on the community leader. Click event link for special programs on weekends.
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11/21/2024

An amazing turnout for today's Cemetery Resource Workshop. Guest speakers from Florida Public Archaeology Network. Special remarks from City of Gainesville's Historic Preservation Officer Kathleen Kauffman.

11/19/2024

We are pleased to work with our partners the North Central Florida Blues Society.

10/30/2024

Today, we hosted Dr. Kane, Terry Bailey-Cooke, Turbado Marabou and 64 students from the University of Florida.

Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to share the history of A. Quinn Jones, The museum and education in the Deep South with your students.

10/28/2024

The A. Quinn Jones Museum and Cultural Center is proud to be a new partner of Arts4All Florida. The Museum Partnership program connects classroom teachers, teaching artists and museums together to guide students with disabilities in curriculum in art, history, diverse cultures, and art techniques.

10/16/2024

5th Avenue/Pleasant Street Heritage Trail Community Workshop at Santa Fe Blount Campus, NW 6th Street

We are here until 7:30 pm. Please come share your voice.

10/11/2024

Due to Hurricane Milton, our Cemetery Resource work has been rescheduled for Thursday, November 21, 2024.

We send our thoughts to our Florida Public Archaeology Network partners at the University of South Florida.

09/16/2024

Thank you Main Street Daily news for sharing our upcoming Cemetery Resource Workshop

Florida Public Archaeology Network to discuss how to protect historic cemeteries.

09/14/2024

Make plans to attend the Cemetery Resource Workshop by reserving your seat at

Learn best practices to care for historic cemeteries in Florida!

Address

1013 NW 7th Avenue
Gainesville, FL
32601

Opening Hours

Tuesday	1pm - 5pm
Wednesday	1pm - 5pm
Thursday	1pm - 5pm

Telephone

(352) 334-2010

Website

https://aqjmuseum.weebly.com/

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Beginning March 2024, along with A. Quinn Jones Center school and New Tech Now, we developed an education program introducing students to augmented realty using art, oral history, photography, videography and storytelling. Special thank you to Bonnie Bing, Principal, A. Quinn Jones Center School, students, faculty, the City of Gainesville, FL - Government, City of Gainesville - Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs (PRCA), Alachua County Public Schools, State of Florida Arts & Culture and Janalyn Peppel of New Tech Now. Photos and videos granted with permission.

The voices of our community share the history of A. Quinn Jones, Frederica Jones and the community: Dale Harris, President, Pleasant Street Historic Society Evelyn Mickle, 1st black graduate of UF College of Nursing Terri Bailey, Arts Administrator and Historian Michael Perkins, Small Business Owner Earnestine Brockington-Butler, Rev. and Historian Created by the Alexander Grass Scholars at UF Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere and support from the The Alexandra Grass Foundation, the City of Gainesville, FL - Government, State of Florida Arts and Culture and the City of Gainesville's City of Gainesville - Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs (PRCA)

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A. Quinn Jones Museum & Cultural Center

The Museum is currently closed to the public.

The A. Quinn Jones Museum & Cultural Center, housed in the former Jones Family home at 1013 NW 7th Avenue in Gainesville, Serves as a tribute to one of the most influential educators in the history of Alachua County. The Museum features a permanent exhibit on “Prof” Jones, the people and places of the Fifth Avenue/Pleasant Street neighborhood, and houses a collection of oral histories centering on the African-American experience in Gainesville. The rest of the space will house rotating exhibits.

Learn more about it on our website.