Yes I visited the museum and I was quite impressed at all the literature and art of African American people and of male figures in the black community and how involved they are with helping African American boys become entrepreneur men and respectable gentleman and society I recommend this museum to anybody

I enjoyed this short but very educational experience.

The Carrie Mae Weems: “From Here I Saw What Happened and I Cried” exhibit was elegant. Amazing museum.

Excellent exhibitions and staff. A must visit for all art lovers.

This is a gem in the West End. Get to know whats showing (read their website) before you go... Some of the exhibits hit hard and fast, while many might seem underwhelming at first, if you are expecting a typical art museum. With any of the exhibits, you need to stop, sit down on one of the available comfy benches, and let the art soak in.

I love this place for its continuous efforts to preserve African American art and artifacts.

House has beautiful bones but does need some renovation inside and out.

Great museum! I would plan it to do with something else. Our visit was less than an hour. The home its located in is beautiful, and to park free anywhere in Atlanta is divine! The exhibits were interesting as well.

Grand asset to the community. Go. Support artists (usually local). Ask questions. Learn about the house, its former owners, the neighborhood. Worth the trip. NOTE: Theres a parking lot behind the house, but a one-way street complicates getting in there - use Google Maps directions to get there by making the destination the parking lot out back!

Avant garde Art in the heart of Atlanta!

The multimedia exhibition by Shanequa Gaye was very well presented.

Fine art in the neighborhood. Beautiful lawn space. Nice cultural events.

Hate it took me so long to visit here. It was worth it!!! An incredible must dos

Great exhibits. Great environment.

Restored Historic Home in West End, nice orginal details.

This staff is always super friendly! Love the representation and culture they display within the community!

It is a wonderful museum in our community.

Beautiful old house homes exhibition of period art and history

This museum and cultural center presents an array of historic and contemporary art from African American and African diaspora artists. The museum also hosts openings, thought provoking artist talks, and community discussions related to exhibits. Come visit this important institution in Atlantas West End!

Excellent place to visit, former home of Dr. Otis Thrash Hammond. Dr. Hammond had a love for Black art, Dr. Hammond home serve as an museum art gallery in Historic West End. Historic West End area is an African American community situated in southwest Atlanta. America Jim Crow Lawless Government system controlled and dominated areas where Black citizens in Atlanta could live. Through such a horric system, African American citizens were forced to live on the southwest side of Atlanta. Today, Black Atlanta still live in this area, our historic Black collages/universities are here and the first African American public high school is here. Check out the great vegan businesses situated in historic West End/southwest Atlanta. After years of struggle and progress, historic West End now are faced with bad politicans, greedy developers, and gentrification. These are the sane people that forced Jim Crow Lawless Government on this community, now, today these preditors need to find another tactics way to steal African American real estate properties. Community beware of coons in your communities.

I love the Hammond House. It is a quaint museum that reminds me of a visit 2 Grandmas house. Charming & warm w/ great art the Hammond House has events & lectures that R very relevant.

Great history and meeting place!

Really great historic place, we just finished sanding refinishing the house directly next door!

Such great history here. Mr. Hammonds life was amazing and he left a great legacy for all if us to learn from. Great exhibits and talks space

Beautiful art in a historically rich environment. Everyone is knowledgeable and eager to inform. Make it a part of your spots to visit when in Atlanta!

Loved it. The art collection is magnificent. From Africa, Haiti to the Republic of the United States. Worth it. Price, reasonable.

Former home of the late Otis Thrash Hammond. Presents an African American Art gallery museum situated in Historic West End Village. This African American community is considered the beginning of the city of Atlanta. Here Atlanta, through southern Jim Crow system of laws, the black communities were mostly forced to the western portion of Atlanta, today, making this area one of the wealthiest African American community in America.

Beautiful spacious place to hold events.

Friendly staff, excellent quilting instruction!

An intimate museum and exhibition space. I have enjoyed my time here and will visit again.

The Hammomds House Museum is dedicated to the ancestors of the late 1800s up until 1985 with the last owner of the Hammomd House, the late greatDr. Otis T. Hammonnd MD.Exhibits rotate through out the year, so there is always a different center piece to talk about. Rich Pan African heritage will surely entertain you through our tour visit here

During the 2nd winter break we bought groupons to take the children to museums in the Atlanta area. Our first stop was the Hammond House. We almost left after knocking for 20 minutes, finally a gentleman answered. The board of directors were having a meeting and they did not hear us knocking. The displays were interesting, we did not get a tour so we were just reading the cards on the wall next to the art exhibits. I appreciate the effort put in, it looks like they could use funding to spruce it up a bit.

If you have never been here, you MUST visit. Always thoughtful exhibits and friendly staff

Beautiful collection. We still be having our baby shower here.

Not enough to whole my interest. Short exhibit!!

Very cool house museum, sometimes spoken word also

Small and intimate. Cool.

Always love a visit to Hammonds House Museum. Its a treasure.

I learn something new every time I go there!

Love this place. Went to a poetry event and it was great!

A gem in the West end with a focus on art from the African Diaspora. Dedicated staff and curators. Space also available for special events.

The museum is exhibits are amazing and interesting. They are so thought-provoking and show the creativity of Africans in America.

Its a wonderful museum of black history and art and event space.

Beautiful restoration. I was there for as event. I look forward to viewing the art.

A wonderful treasure in West End Atlanta. Historic Victorian home which has featured artwork by many talented artists. Friendly staff. Conveniently located. Parking available.

Very Powerful exhibits. In one of the oldest houses in Atlanta

Its kinda boring. I came here from Groupon and thought it would be a big museum of a house, but it turns out its just an average house with art inside. It only takes you about 45 seconds to finish looking through the whole house.

Superb curators of relevant African history exhibitions. A deliberate detailed and in-depth portrait of Afro-Panamanian Alters and Shrines is a must see presentation of a story worth telling.

Lovely museum featuring African American art located in Historic West End.

Small museum but still an awesome exhibit.

Love it!

Nice historical home.

I was on set of the Mike Epps movie Meet The Blacks 2 aka The House Next Door. The museum was one of the homes in the film. I didnt really get to see how the museum is originally set up unfortunately.

Cultural bonanza! Engaged staff, eclectic exhibits, cozy confines

Rich part of history

A West End treasure.

Great what they are doing!

I love this place

Great space with a wonderful history

This is a cultural art haven in the West End of Atlanta.

Interested

Very rich history.

Amazing art great history

Enjoyed the small but nice collection

Cari mae is on display l am still reeling emotional from what l saw and read..from where l was l saw it all and l cried.....

Nice place

It was a experience

A treasure to the community.

Excellent place

5 stars

Creepy

A#1

Excitement

Parking difficult.

Family environment

Culture and exhibitions are beyond great

A hidden gem!

Beautiful art exhibitions!

Beautifully restored home