Museum Name: The Museum of Mobile
Address: 111 South Royal Street, Mobile, Alabama
Phone Number: 251-208-7569
Fax Number: 251-208-7686
Email: museum@cityofmobile.org
Director: George Ewert
Website: www.museumofmobile.com
Ages: All
Costs: $5-Adults, $4-Seniors, $3-students, under 6 Free
Class Trip Progams: updates coming
Class Trip Pricing: All outreach educational programs offered by the Morse Museum are free of charge.  For class trips to visit the museum, admission fees are $1 per student.

Exhibits:
21st century innovative exhibts come alive at The Museum of Mobile where visitors discover Mobiel as the first American saw it. Relive the journey of African-Americans and see their influence in music, sports and leadership. Sense the devastation of powerful natural disaster. Get your hands on history in the Discovry Room, an interactive gallery of fun, and visit the Shop in the Southern Market for that special gif or memnto, all located in the beautiful Southern Market/Old City Hall, a National Historic Landmark building.

2006 Exhibits:
October 1 through December 17, 2006
IRON, ART AND ARCHITECTURE:
an exhibition of Old Mobile Ironwork The Museum of Mobile, in conjunction with the Mobiel Historic Development Commission, proudly presents an outstanding exhibit featuring the innovative art of architectural and decorative ironwork seen in Mobile, Alabama. Few cities in the United States have an architectural heritage as rich as Mobiel. This heritage is handsomely seen in the ample presence of beautiful ornamental and structural ironwork wrought into a variety of uses and functions. Still a dominant feature on many of the homes and businesses around town, ironwork appears as unique railing, grills, fences, and other elegantly designed architectural elements.

COMING FEBRUARY 2007
CAPTIVE PASSAGE:
The Transatlantic Slave Trade and the Making of the Americas. Organized by the Mariner's Museum, Newport News, Virginia in cooperation with the South Street Museum, New York, New York and The National Museums & Galleries on Merseyside in Liverpool, England. National Tour funding provided by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Focus: The Museum of Mobile seeks to preserve and present the cultural, social, economic and political history of the Mobile Bay area in ways that engage, entertain, and inspire a diverse audience through a variety of programs including artifact collection, conservation, educational outreach, research and exhibitions.