Alice Moseley

Folk Art Museum

“The secret to my work is that people relate to my subject matter, what I paint are things they remember. I try to tell a story of the past in everything I paint”.

 Our Mission

The Alice Moseley Folk Art Museum is dedicated to:

  • Increasing public awareness of the art and life of Folk Artist Alice Moseley

  • Promoting tourism and the arts

  • Doing charitable good works in the State of Mississippi

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The Museum is located in Bay Saint Louis, a quaint town located on the Mississippi Gulf Coast between New Orleans and Mobile. Originally, the museum was located in Alice Moseley’s much beloved “Blue House” on Bookter Street. In February 2013, the Museum was relocated to the historic Bay St. Louis Train Depot. There is no admission charge. Alice Moseley said “my paintings are a gift for all to enjoy. There should never be a price to look at my paintings”. Tour directors and visitors call the Museum a “must see” destination on any visit to Hancock County and the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Tour buses are always welcome and appreciated.