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Blind Boone Home

The Home

A Victorian landmark at the heart of Columbia’s history.

A House With a Story

10 N. 4th Street

The two-story Victorian home of John and Eugenia Boone at 10 N. 4th Street is historically significant as the residence of one of America’s greatest musicians and a symbol of Columbia’s cultural heritage. It stands among the few surviving reminders of the era when Fourth Street was the heart of Columbia’s African-American neighborhood.
The restored two-story Victorian Blind Boone Home
The John William “Blind” Boone Home
Painted rendering of the historic Blind Boone Home

On the Heritage Trail

Next to Second Missionary Baptist Church

The Boone Home is an important destination on Columbia’s African-American Heritage Trail, adjacent to the historic Second Missionary Baptist Church built in 1893. Together they tell a vital chapter of the city’s story.
  • National Register of Historic Places
  • African-American Heritage Trail landmark
  • Next to Second Missionary Baptist Church (1893)
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