Visite privée de 6 heures des sites de droits civils de Selma et Montgomery
Description
Il s'agit d'une visite guidée de tous les sites historiques de Montgomery, puis nous retraçons la marche du droit de vote de Selma à Montgomery en 1965 et traversons le pont Edmund Pettus à Selma, en Alabama. Nous passons environ 3 heures de la visite à Montgomery en passant par divers points d'intérêt, notamment l'église Dexter, le Parsonage Dexter King, la gare routière Grey Hound, l'université d'État d'Alabama et le Capitole de l'État. De là, nous sommes au point final de la marche des droits de vote. Nous allons revenir en arrière et retracer les étapes jusqu'au début de la marche historique des droits de vote de 1965. Pendant que nous revenons sur ces étapes, nous parlerons des individus et des lieux emblématiques qui ont fait de cette période si marquante de notre histoire.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
La maison où le Dr King a vécu de 1954 à 1960
L'église où le Dr King a été pasteur de 1954 à 1960
La gare routière Greyhound où The Freedom Riders était attaché.
Le site du Blooded Sunday 1965.
Ce site était le site de la dixième ville et sert de centre d'interprétation de la marche pour le droit de vote de Selma à Montgomery en 1965.
Les trois marches électorales de Selma à Montgomery ont commencé ici.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Condition physique moyenne requise
Avis(24)
Mr. Jake was so wonderful and knowledgeable! Our entire family enjoyed the experience and gained so much knowledge. We will be back for another tour with him. There was so much to gain that I feel we need additional time with him. Thanks for a wonderful tour!!!
Thank you for the opportunity to serve as your guide.
Jake is BEYOND an amazing tour guide. He has SO much knowledge of both Montgomery and Selma, AL!! He is professional, pleasant and kind!!!
Thank you
Excellent tour! Mr. Williams was a wealth of knowledge. This was the best tour that we have ever had. It is well worth the money. Mr. Williams was able to accommodate my mother and teenage daughter. He answered all of our questions throughout the tour. If you can do only one thing while in Montgomery, I would recommend that you choose this tour.
Thank you, it was my pleasures to service as your guide. Thanks for coming!
My husband and I wanted to see all civil rights sights in Selma and Montgomery and Jake delivered that and more. What a unique experience to be with a guide who has lived in this area his whole life. We would highly recommend!
Thank you, its was my pleasures.
Edmund Pettus Bridge Rosa Parks Museum Jake's wealth of interesting knowledge and stories. Will never forget this experience.
Thank you it was my pleasure.
Jake Williams shared his personal, first hand knowledge of Montgomery, Selma and places in between with our group. He shared his own experience from the 4th day of the Selma-Montgomery March, and his perspective on the area today. This was a powerful experience.
Thank You
Jake is a reservoir of information! As a native Alabamian, he gives a personal touch to the rich history he tells of Alabama, Montgomery, and Selma. Jake provided comfortable transportation in a large van as we toured the Civil Rights sites and learned more about important events. that took place here. Jake is an exceptional host!
Thank you for the opportunity to serve as your guide.
Jake’s knowledge of key civil and voting rights people and places was educational. We learned a lot about the march from Selma to Montgomery. Jake gave us a street by street bus tour of both cities complete with history and Jake’s personal experiences. The Lowndes Interpretive Center was a well kept secret to us. The museum is small, but something every American should visit if they are visiting the Selma. Thanks for a great tour, Jake.
Thank you for the opportunity to share with you our civil rights history.
We really enjoyed our tour of Montgomery and Selma with Jake. It added so much to our experience to hear about the region and history from someone who grew up here and had participated in a seminal event in the Civil Rights movement. Highly recommend this tour.
Thank you and please come again.
The trip was very educational. So much history. There is so much more that could be told. The places of interest need updating and more national attention. I recommend traveling there.
Thank you for the opportunity to serve as your guide
