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HONOR BLUES LEGEND

 MUDDY 
WATERS 

by donating to help transform his Chicago home into a blues museum.

Photo credit: Lionel DECOSTER CC BY SA

SUPPORTERS & PARTNERS

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    Klein & Hoffman, Berglund Construction and Bauer Latoza Studio

  • Mitchell Development Consultants, Inc.

  • The Friedman Family Foundation

  • The Historic Preservation Division

  • Quad Communities Development Corporation

  • Chicago Black House Museum Coalition

  • Bronzeville Blues Collaborative

Image by Max Bender

Living with Muddy

You may have heard that Muddy Waters’s Chicago home is becoming a blues museum. Now you can hear from two women in his family who lived there. Written by Muddy Waters MOJO Museum board member, Deitra Farr. Published by the Chicago Reader.

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FEATURED VIDEOS

Shake Your Back-to-School Blues
A Free Community and Family Event
Holiday Blues Soirée
A fundraiser celebrating Muddy Waters’ legacy and blues music
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African American Civil Rights Network

Muddy Waters MOJO Museum was welcomed into the African American Civil Rights Network. The Network is a collection of properties, facilities, and programs that offer a comprehensive overview of the people, places, and events associated with the African American Civil Rights movement.

SEND US YOUR MUDDY-INSPIRED ART

Submit your original works of art – inspired by the Father of Modern Chicago Blues – and we may display it in the museum, on the website or on our social media. We will not sell your art. It belongs to you.

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If you have artifacts that may be relevant to the museum, we would love to learn more.

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