The museum was founded in 1957 by

Emma Johnson of the Iroquois tribe from

New York. In efforts to preserve her tribe's
culture, Emma started raising funds to
establish the museum right after she
graduated from Hampton Institute, a
special Indian School in Virginia.
Through her hard work and
contribution from her tribe, the museum
officially began its operations on 16th
February 1958.
Our mission is to promote as well as
honor the culture and history of Iroquois
people by educating people through
exhibitions and tour that we offer to our
visitors.

HERE, WE ARE HONORED

TO TEACH THE PUBLIC OF
THE WAY OF THE
IROQUOIS PEOPLE
Emma Johnson, Founder of The
Iroquois Museum

A MUSEUM FOR
EVERYONE!
The Museum is a venue for promoting
Iroquois art and artists, and a meeting
place for all peoples to celebrate
Iroquois culture and diversity.

This museum is not for-profit

organization, All proceeds are
used for collection acquisition
TOURS AVAILABLE!!

Admission
Children - $3
Adults - $5
Group rates also available by
appointment.
Free admission if visitors wear
traditional Iroquois clothing

Museum Hours
Mon - Fri
9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m
Saturday
9.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.

ATTRACTIONS

CONTACT US

Learn the role of women of the tribe and the life

of notable Iroquois women.

45 Broadway Street
5th Avenue,
Manhattan, New York
inquiries@iroquoismuseumny.com
Admissions Office
+1-345-555-6661

We provide free husk doll tutorial making while

learning the meaning behind this!

Celebrate the fun with us by attending

festivals dances and music at the Iroquois
Museum

THE
IROQUOIS
MUSEUM OF
ONONDAGA
COUNTY, NY