Voices of Alabama illuminates civil rights history sites with storytelling

Architecture News / curbed
Autor: curbed Publicado el: 27/09/2019
Voices of Alabama illuminates civil rights history sites with storytelling

Malden Brother?s Barber Ship at the Ben Moore Hotel in Montgomery, Alabama, where Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. got his hair cut, was a site of meetings between black and white leaders during the civil rights era. | William Abranowicz Oral history project launches as civil rights tourism booms Greensboro, Alabama, isn?t on the typical t...
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