Civil rights exhibits
Exhibits cover slavery, sit-ins, and the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
National Civil Rights Museum
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About National Civil Rights Museum
Located in Memphis, the National Civil Rights Museum is a museum focused on civil rights history. Its exhibits explore subjects including slavery in America, student sit-ins, the Montgomery Bus Boycott, and the continuing record of resistance. Visitors can attend talks, book discussions, and programs on topics such as civil rights teaching and protest movements. The museum also presents special exhibits and public events related to American history and the struggle for freedom. It is at 450 Mulberry St. in Memphis. Open Monday and Wednesday through Sunday, the museum is closed on Tuesdays. Admission and group reservations are available through the museum.
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Talks and programs
Events include conversations, book talks, and teaching programs.
Memphis location
Located at 450 Mulberry St. in Memphis.
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