Freedom Rides Museum

Es una experiencia enriquecedora, visitar este sitio histórico, y aprender acerca del contexto social estadounidense de aquella época. Me agradó conocer la biografía, y los actos heróicos de estás valientes personas, que se atrevieron a desafiar el entorno de segregación y desigualdad en el que vivían.

Muy descriptivo, y con datos históricos interesantes. Es bastante pequeño.

I really enjoyed visiting the museum I plan to go back soon to get more books. If you have a chance stop by and get a feel for history!!!

So much important history in one small building. Don't skip this museum. Tells the story of the Freedom Riders. The people who work there are incredibly kind and helpful.

Great experience to stand where history was made. We were there for the unveiling of several new exhibits. We actually sang with James Lawson Jr. one of the original Freedom Riders! Wonderful experience, great people act worth the price of admission. I was a guest of the Lewis family which made the experience that much more historic. It's a must visit if your into history... Our history.

Bias Warning: My mother is honored in the museum. Okay, so my mother is a Freedom Rider and if you're a museum and are going to say nice things about her then you're going to get a good review (plus they had us come and speak). The museum is small but so was the bus station it is situated in. The staff knows their stuff and the museum itself is packed full of content. It's an important museum that deserves your time and attention. While you're visiting all the other sites in Montgomery don't forget this museum. It's a critical piece of American and Civil Rights history.

A nice little compact museum located in the actual Greyhound building where the bombing took place. No photos are allowed inside and the entire museum only took me about one hour to get through. One side is full of artwork and on the other side there are exhibits. Groups can request an informative talk by a member of staff (must be arranged in advance). Staff members are very friendly and knowledgeable.

It's closed on Sunday so we were only able to walk around the outside of the museum. Despite being closed, there was a ton of information posted outside the building. It's well worth the stop to learn the details of such historic events and such brave and selfless people. We also stopped by the Baptist Church where the Freedom Riders hid after the initial attack. It's only a few minutes away.