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Jun 7, 2024 · Corona, NY 11368. 718-478-8274. 103 St-Corona Plaza. Please note: Viewing of research collections is available by appointment only. Louis Armstrong was one of the most recognizable entertainers in the world when he chose the working-class neighborhood of Corona, Queens to be his home.
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34-56 107th Street, Queens, NY 11368 • 718-478-8274 • © 2024...
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Louis Armstrong House Museum. 34-56 107th Street. Queens, NY...
- Our New Center
The Center is the permanent home for the 60,000-piece...
- Biography
Doctors advised him not to play but Armstrong continued to...
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The Ernie Anderson Collection was acquired by the Louis...
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Major funding for Louis Armstrong House Museum & Archives is...
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The Louis Armstrong House Museum welcomes applications for...
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Though Louis Armstrong was a memorable presence in films, on...
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34-56 107th Street, Queens, NY 11368 • 718-478-8274 • © 2024...
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The Center is the permanent home for the 60,000-piece archive of Louis and Lucille Armstrong, and it houses a 75-seat venue offering performances, lectures, films, and educational experiences. Caples Jefferson Architects designed the 14,000-square-foot building, staying mindful of the Armstrongs’ love for their community and their neighbors ...
- Historic House Tour + Here to Stay
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- Concerts, Trumpet Classes and Community Events
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This ticket includes a guided historic house tour and admission to the Here to Stayexhibit. The exhibit can be seen one hour before your tour and/or one hour after, except for 11 AM ticket holders, who will be granted up to two hours in the exhibit after their guided tour instead. 3 PM Ticket holders are encouraged to visit the exhibit starting at ...
Groups of up to 40 guests can tour the Museum. For details on availability and pricing, please visit our Group Tour Pageand click on the form.
Each month the museum hosts concerts, education workshops, trumpet lessons, and other community events like this one happening soon: Check out our home page for more information on this event and SIGN UP FOR THE NEWSLETTERto be notified about future events.
Explore the Louis Armstrong House Museum from anywhere, anytime with our digital guide on Bloomberg Connects, the free arts and culture app. Download before or after your visit to explore more of the extraordinary life of Louis Armstrong. Download the Bloomberg Connects
We strongly advise visitors take mass transit or rideshare to visit the Museum. Street parking is very limited in our residential neighborhood.
The Armstrong Center (which includes the welcome desk, museum store, exhibit area, restroom, and performance space) and the Garden of the Museum are wheelchair-accessible. The historic house tour requires the ability to climb two sets of steep stairs and stand for 45 minutes. Visitors that are unable to take the tour receive a virtual tour instead....
The Museum is located in the northern part of Queens, New York City, close to LaGuardia Airport. By Subway:Take the 7 train to 103 St-Corona Plaza. Choose the exit on the north side of Roosevelt Avenue, and then take the stairs on your left. Make a right (north) onto 103rd Street. Walk two blocks and make a right onto 37th Avenue. Walk 4 short bloc...
Major funding for Louis Armstrong House Museum & Archives is provided by Fund II Foundation and the Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation. ... Queens, NY 11368 ...
34-56 107th Street, Queens, NY 11368 • 718-478-8274 • © 2024 Louis Armstrong House Museum
34-56 107th Street, Queens, NY 11368 • 718-478-8274 © 2024 Louis Armstrong House Museum
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Den. This was Louis’s “man cave,” a room where he could write letters, make reel-to-reel tapes and entertain friends and guests, including Queens neighbors Dizzy Gillespie and Clark Terry. View 360°.
