Where is Birmingham Civil Rights Institute? Why is the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute Important?

Where is Birmingham Civil Rights Institute?

Alabama is represented by 30 sites, more than twice as many as any other state in the Union. This includes the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute Museum and nearby Kelly Ingram Park, both parts of the Birmingham Civil Rights District, as well as Martin Luther King’s Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, Rosa Parks Museum and Freedom Riders Museum in the state capital of Montgomery.

The National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee is among the most prominent sites in other states. The great Museum of the American Civil Rights Movement was built around the Lorraine Motel: on the site of the murder of Martin Luther King, which will be 50 years old on April 4. In Mississippi, the Trail leads to the brand new Mississippi Civil Rights Museum in the capital, Jackson.

Address: 520 16th St N, Birmingham, AL 35203
Hours:
Saturday 10AM–5PM
Sunday 1–5PM
Monday Closed
Tuesday 9AM–5PM
Wednesday 9AM–5PM
Thursday 9AM–5PM
Friday 9AM–5PM
Tickets: $5–15 · bcri.org
Founder: Richard Arrington Jr.
Founded: 1992
Phone: (205) 328-9696

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