A true symbol of respect to victims of mob and racial violence, The National Memorial for Peace and Justice is a moving...
Website: museumandmemorial.eji.org
Phone: (334) 269-1803
Cross Streets: Between Mildred St and Clayton St
417 Caroline St Montgomery, AL 36104 558.68 mi
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I remember a few years ago when this first opened, I was working in Pittsburgh and I told my coworker that day that I will be checking this memorial out. I had no idea how or when, but I would be... More
Looking up things to do in Montgomery, this was one of the recommendations that showed up and I'm glad it did. This museum was powerful and informative. AMBIANCE: Parking: There is street parking... More
Wow, one of the most creative and moving memorials ever made!! Came here on a rainy and stormy day. It was thundering so much that we were instructed to wait in the bus for 20min before we could... More
It's an emotionally moving memorial with a meaningful and effective message expressed through art and literature. It starts with Kwame Akoto-Bamfo's sculpture called Nkyinkyim which leads us... More
This is a must see. The Peace and Justice Center is located across the street and houses a gift shop and auditorium (I did not have enough time to go in). I only went to the memorial. It is... More
