Walking Tour: Civil Rights History -The Church, Children & Community

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2 hours (approx.)
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Offered in: English

Overview

What makes this tour unique? The Crusaders for Civil Rights -The Church, The Children and The Community, Birmingham, AL Tour, is a historical, American story that many will never forget. This tour tells the story of the evangelistic support in Birmingham and of the crusade for LOVE - the greatest commandment. We will explore the crusade of the brave children who marched for all our futures and the involvement of the business community that culminated to the passing of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. There are stories and activities that would make you want to cry, and others that would make you laugh, as our country continues to heal together.

What's Included

Birmingham Foot Soliders Discussion
Wi Fi

Private transportation

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

Please meet us at our facility 30 minutes before the tour at 1525 4th Ave N, Birmingham, AL 35203. If you have any questions please contact us at 866-259-9691 ext. 1 or email us at support@freedomlinetours.com

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What To Expect

16th Street Baptist Church

The beloved church that was bombed during the segregation era killing four little girls. We will explore the history of that era and examine the role of the church in the Civil Rights Movement.

Kelly Ingram Park

We provide a guided walk through the city park that was the epic center for protest and riots for equal rights. Our guides provide a storytelling time that's interactive for all to experience. *This portions includes audio*

4th Avenue Business District

Travelers will see the attractions that made the business district a thriving business community before and during the Jim Crow era. Some of the current attractions of the Mosaic Temple, the Jazz Hall of Fame, the Eddie Hendrix park and many more. The tour will revile the importance of the role of business communities in social change.