Where is Malcolm X Historical Home?

Malcolm X Historical Home is at 4336 Williams St, Inkster, MI 48141.

What is the phone number for Malcolm X Historical Home?

You can reach Malcolm X Historical Home on +1734-224-8127.

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Malcolm X Historical Home

4.0(15)· GoogleMuseum

(734) 224-8127 Directions pwhdab.org

Quick facts

Malcolm X Historical Home is a museum at 4336 Williams St in Inkster, MI. Call +1734-224-8127 for details.

Address: 4336 Williams St, Inkster, MI 48141
Phone: +1734-224-8127

About Malcolm X Historical Home

Malcolm X Historical Home is listed as a museum at 4336 Williams St in Inkster, MI 48141. Its name identifies it as a historical home associated with Malcolm X, though the supplied information does not describe that connection or provide a timeline of the property's history. For readers looking into the site, the listing establishes its name, museum category, and street address rather than a detailed account of what a visit includes.

The listed accessibility feature is wheelchair-accessible parking; this does not establish accessibility inside the home. There is no on-site restaurant. On Google, the museum has a rating of 4 out of 5 from 15 reviews. Opening hours, admission costs, tour arrangements, and exhibit details are not provided, so those practical points remain to be confirmed before a visit.

Known for

Malcolm X Historical Home museum
4336 Williams St, Inkster, MI
Wheelchair-accessible parking
Google rating: 4/5 from 15 reviews

Google rating breakdown

15 ratings on Google. Ratings and counts are Google's, not ours.

5★9
4★2
3★1
2★1
1★2

What people mention

Topics counted across Google reviews.

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What reviewers say elsewhere

“They continue to work on it. It is a work in progress. It is not open to the public yet (to go inside). One can still visit the property and see the house from the outside.”
— Music 4 Ever, May 28, 2026 · google
“This is where Malcolm Little became Malcolm X in 1952 and began his rise as a global figure in Black liberation and human rights. Currently being restored to its 1952 appearance.”
— Dan Bonenberger, October 17, 2025 · google

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