Phil at 02:11, 15 July 2008

2008-07-15T02:11:11Z

Phil: New page: '''EMOBA''' is a nonprofit museum of black Arkansas history and performing arts center located at the corner of 12th and Louisiana streets in the Quapaw Quarter of Little Rock. The mis...

2008-04-05T17:46:37Z

New page: '''EMOBA''' is a nonprofit museum of black Arkansas history and performing arts center located at the corner of 12th and Louisiana streets in the Quapaw Quarter of Little Rock. The mis...

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'''EMOBA''' is a nonprofit museum of black Arkansas history and performing arts center located at the corner of 12th and Louisiana streets in the [[Quapaw Quarter]] of Little Rock. The mission of EMOBA is to "showcase past generations of black Arkansans with the hope that those contributions will serve as an inspirational instrument in keeping the heritage alive to promote pride and unity in all communities throughout Arkansas." EMOBA houses a [[Black Hall of Fame]] and a gift shop.

EMOBA was created in March 1993, and purchased the historic [[First Baptist Church]] in September 1993. The founder and director of EMOBA is [[Ernie Dodson]].

==References==

==External links==

[http://www.onlinelittlerock.com/emoba.htm EMOBA homepage]

[[Category:Museums]]

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−	'''EMOBA''' is a nonprofit museum of black Arkansas history and performing arts center located at the corner of 12th and Louisiana streets in the [[Quapaw Quarter]] of Little Rock. The mission of EMOBA is to "showcase past generations of black Arkansans with the hope that those contributions will serve as an inspirational instrument in keeping the heritage alive to promote pride and unity in all communities throughout Arkansas." EMOBA houses a [[Black Hall of Fame]] and a gift shop.	+	'''EMOBA''' (Ernie's Museum on Black Arkansans) is a nonprofit museum of black Arkansas history and performing arts center located at the corner of 12th and Louisiana streets in the [[Quapaw Quarter]] of Little Rock. The mission of EMOBA is to "showcase past generations of black Arkansans with the hope that those contributions will serve as an inspirational instrument in keeping the heritage alive to promote pride and unity in all communities throughout Arkansas." EMOBA houses a [[Black Hall of Fame]] and a gift shop.

	EMOBA was created in March 1993, and purchased the historic [[First Baptist Church]] in September 1993. The founder and director of EMOBA is [[Ernie Dodson]].		EMOBA was created in March 1993, and purchased the historic [[First Baptist Church]] in September 1993. The founder and director of EMOBA is [[Ernie Dodson]].

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Phil at 02:11, 15 July 2008

Phil: New page: '''EMOBA''' is a nonprofit museum of black Arkansas history and performing arts center located at the corner of 12th and Louisiana streets in the Quapaw Quarter of Little Rock. The mis...