House of Mtenzi Museum

House of Mtenzi Museum HOMMUSEUM's vision is to preserve our History, Cultural and the Arts. Exhibit(A) tells the legacy of Legendary MA'9Thelma Brownlee-Campbell

The Headquarter's of Ma'&9 MustardSeeds 501-c-3 Foundation | Deemed as "The Hidden Jewel of Memphis & Mississippi". House of Mtenzi (“Mtenzi” Swahili for artist) is a non-profit organization designed to open the door to the performing arts. It is our goal to provide lasting impressions and give back to our local citizens, especially the homeless via numerous "Forgotten Souls" events. The House of

Mtenzi produces the Annual Stone Awards event that is promised to educate and entertain its audience. Call to schedule an individual, group, or school tour today! You can also book an event at our facility. May 2011 - House of Mtenzi Museum was rated 4 out of 5 stars by Kirby Middle School.

06/18/2026

House of Mtenzi Museum
THE LATE JIMMIE LEE JACKSON
(Selma,Montgomery& Marion C.Rights Martyr)
🇺🇸 1965 VOTING RIGHTS ACT 🇺🇸

"IN CELEBRATING JUNETEENTH IN SELMA
ALABAMA, WE HIGHLIGHT GREATNESS! "

We'll Honor you Sat, Oct. 10th in Memphis at
the 31st Annual Prestigious Stone Awards2026

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:Curated by:Allen Dobynes
-Memphis"FOOT"Man at, GroudZero, Civil Rights MARTYR-Jimmie Lee Jackson | Marion Alabama
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Jimmie Lee Jackson was shot by an Alabama State Trooper inside Mack's Café. The cafe was located just behind the Zion United Methodist Church (sometimes historically referred to as Zion Chapel Methodist Church) in downtown Marion, Alabama.
The shooting happened on the evening of February 18, 1965. During a nighttime voting rights protest, state troopers attacked the demonstrators, causing Jackson, his mother, and his 82-year-old grandfather to flee and seek shelter in Mack's Café.
Troopers followed them into the building, where Jackson was shot in the stomach after trying to shield his mother and grandfather from being beaten. He died eight days later at a local hospital.
Jimmie Lee Jackson's historical markers dedicated to him in Perry County, or the events that his death sparked on "Bloody Sunday"?

06/18/2026

House of Mtenzi Museum
THE LATE JIMMIE LEE JACKSON
(Selma,Montgomery& Marion C.Rights Martyr)
🇺🇸 1965 VOTING RIGHTS ACT 🇺🇸

"IN CELEBRATING JUNETEENTH IN SELMA
ALABAMA, WE HIGHLIGHT GREATNESS! "

We'll Honor you Sat, Oct. 10th in Memphis at
the 31st Annual Prestigious Stone Awards2026

,
Jimmie Lee Jackson was shot by an Alabama State Trooper inside Mack's Café. The cafe was located just behind the Zion United Methodist Church (sometimes historically referred to as Zion Chapel Methodist Church) in downtown Marion, Alabama.
The shooting happened on the evening of February 18, 1965. During a nighttime voting rights protest, state troopers attacked the demonstrators, causing Jackson, his mother, and his 82-year-old grandfather to flee and seek shelter in Mack's Café.
Troopers followed them into the building, where Jackson was shot in the stomach after trying to shield his mother and grandfather from being beaten. He died eight days later at a local hospital.
Jimmie Lee Jackson's historical markers dedicated to him in Perry County, or the events that his death sparked on "Bloody Sunday"?

06/16/2026

[" MA'&9 OPERATION COOL DOWN DRIVE!"]
4TH OF JULY DROP-OFF CARE DRIVE
For the Forgotten Souls Homeless Community
Saturday Morning, July 4th from 9:AM to 1:PM
at Historic House of Mtenzi Museum - 1289 Madison Avenue Back Parking lot drop-Off
■HOMELESS TRANSIENTS GIVE❤️AWAYS■
COOL DOWN & SNACKS ITEMS NEEDED:
▪︎ New Cotton Socks
▪︎ New White cotton Tee Shirts
▪︎ New Cotton Underwear
▪︎ Toothpaste & Brush
▪︎ Hand Sanitizers & Deodorants
▪︎ Face wash towels
▪︎ Mini Chip Bags
▪︎ Cases of Bottle Water
▪︎ Mini-Cake snacks
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Asking all Citizens of Memphis to donate these
Items | Drop-off is 4th of July Morning 10am-1pm
@ The House of Mtenzi Museum 1289 Madison
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MA'9 C.U.R.E.S Operation Cool Down Donation Menu new revised Flyer designed by Fa-Harra Farmer / Original Flyer designed by Cam Mtenzi

06/16/2026
06/14/2026

["The famous Memphis"FOOT"Man's Suitcase"]
"HAS BECAME A MINI-MUSEUM OF ITS OWN!

■All that Memphis"FOOT"Man owns & carries is
in that 1960s 'SUIT CASE' purchased in a Vintage Store in Memphis. But inside his suitcase holds valuable items such as THE 'TENNESSEE TRIBUNE PUBLICATION'Featuring The Memphis'FOOT'Man story on the front Cover in commemorating all original Footsoldier(Article written by Legendary Wiley Henry) | A Congressional Proclamation detailing Ma'&9 MustardSeeds Foundation- Honoring first Black Mayor James Perkins Jr of the Civil Rights City of Selma Alabama and City Councilman Michael Johnson; endorsed by Congressman Steve Cohen.

■Inside this suitcase is a small palm held brown leather binded Bilble that gives him direction and motivation | A similar 1960s 'GAS CAP' in acknowledging Civil Rights Advocate -The Legendary John B. Smith (Mentor to Memphis "FOOT" Man, Co-Founder of the Militant Group The InVaders & his 'BOOK' from Slavery to Hip Hop), Inside the suitcase are a Biography Book 'THE PROGRESSION OF A MAN' of The late Lance Watson & 'BUTTON'(alias Sweet Willie Wine), led a walk against fear across Arkansas. | A Selma Alabama's Civil Rights Memoir Book by Chief Henry E.Allen .

■ACKNOWLEDGING RESILIENCE LEGACY OF
JOSEPH SMITHERMAN-CIVIL RIGHTS ICON
▪︎ARRESTED ▪︎ BEAT DOWN ▪︎ POLICE STICK▪︎
A civil rights teen footsoldier that protested, marched, arrested and Police beat him continuously in the head with a Police Billy
club, during the 1960s Civi Rights era.

These symbolic vintage Police Billy club is
now apart of Memphis"FOOT"Man's Historical traveling suitcase. If you happened to see Memphis"FOOT" Man traveling, ask to see it.

["Memphis"FOOT"Man -A- Traveling Museum"]
Q&A BOOKING INFO: CALL 901-273-5038

Joseph Smitherman-Civil Rights Footsoldier:
"BEAT DOWN IN THE HEAD; BUT GOT UP!"
PHOTO EXHIBIT
Memphis FOOT'Man purchased this 1960s
vintage Police billy club stick from an antique store in Tuscaloosa Alabama( then known as
the national headquarters of the United Klans
of America (UKA), which was the largest
Ku Klux Klan organization in the United States)
| After Stones-IN-Selma.

■A 1924-1974 Dr. W. Herbert Brewster Sr. Button ( The poet writer of "I'm determined to be somebody someday poem") | A John Lewis "Make Good Trouble " BUTTON and A 58th Annual Bridge Crossing Jubilee Selma Alabama BUTTON. | A Tulsa Oklahoma 1921 Black Wallstreet 'BUTTON' in Commemorating "Tulsa Burining" and a special BUTTON the reads "BEST MOM EVER" in commemorating Ma' Thelma Brownlee-Campbell acknowledging The 9 Mustard Seeds with White cotton Hanky shifts gifted to him by his late father Terry Campbell Sr. |

■A Queen Mother King's 'BUTTON' & 'HOME GOING PROGRAM' (Memphis "FOOT"Man God Mother mentor & who has been an icon for social justice and giving back to the community)

■In his suitcase, there's a retro Wood Neck jail Booking Number #7089 as MLK wore being booked in the Birmingham Jail.

■Also in the suitcase, there's a Black 1960s Black Panter Black military 'BERET CAP' & ORIGINAL 'PEN BUTTON' in Commemorating Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale -founded the Black Panther Party (originally the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense) in the California struggles. And Fred Hampton's (Chicago Chapter of Black Panther Party) 'BROWN/BLACK SHADES'.

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CALL NOW: (901) 273-5038 OR
Email Us @ [email protected]
to Book Memphis"FOOT"Man's Briefcase for your
Educational School Event or Community Event.
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06/13/2026

House of Mtenzi Museum
THE LEGENDARY KIRK CARRINGTON
(Original Selma BloodySunday65 Footsoldier)
🇺🇸 1965 VOTING RIGHTS ACT 🇺🇸

" IN CELEBRATING JUNETEENTH IN SELMA
ALABAMA, WE HIGHLIGHT GREATNESS! "

We'll see you Saturday, October 10th in Memphis
at the 31st Annual Prestigious Stone Awards2026

06/12/2026

House of Mtenzi Museum .
©'The Singing Sharecropper'®
The late Thelma Brownlee-Campbell
( Memphis great Humanitarian, MA' of
Ma'&9 MustardSeeds Foundation, and
The Matriarch Mother of Memphis )

" IN CELEBRATING JUNETEENTH IN
MISSISSIPPI & MEMPHIS, WE HIGHLIGHT
GREATNESS! "

"With faith, an ordinary Mother that achieved
an extraordinary purpose and legacy.

06/12/2026

House of Mtenzi Museum
The late Legendary Bobby"Poppa"Eaton Sr.
( Tulsa's Oklahoma Civil Rights Pioneer &
an original Black WallStreet Descendant )
.
" IN CELEBRATING JUNETEENTH IN
TULSA, WE HIGHLIGHT GREATNESS! "

We'll pay tribute to you Saturday, October 10th in Memphis at the 31st Annual Prestigious Stone Awards2026

Address

1289 Madison Avenue
Memphis, TN
38104

Opening Hours

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Tuesday 11am - 6pm
Wednesday 11am - 6pm
Thursday 11am - 6pm
Friday 11am - 6pm
Saturday 11am - 6pm

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