This is a driving tour of all the historical sites in Montgomery and then we retrace the 1965 Selma To Montgomery Voting Right March and cross The Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama.
We spend approximately 3 hours of the tour in Montgomery passing by various points of interest which include Dexter Church, Dexter King Parsonage, Gray Hound Bus Terminal, Alabama State University and the State Capitol.
From here, we are at the ending point of the Voting Rights March. We will work backwards and retrace the steps to the beginning of the historical 1965 Voting Rights March. While we retrace these steps, we will talk about the iconic individuals and places that made this such an impactful time in our history.
309 South Jackson Street, Montgomery, United States
The home that Dr. King live from 1954-1960
454 Dexter Ave, Montgomery, United States
The Church where Dr. King served as pastor from 1954-1960
210 S Court St, Montgomery, United States
The Greyhound Bus station where The Freedom Riders was attached.
US Highway 80, Selma, United States
The site of blooded Sunday 1965.
7001 US Highway 80 W, White Hall, Hayneville, United States
This site was the site of Tenth City and serve as an interpretive Center of The 1965 Selma To Montgomery Voting Right March.
410 Martin Luther King St, Selma, United States
All Three of The Selma To Montgomery Voting March began Here.
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