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Montgomery is the Capital, and second largest city in Alabama, with a population of over 200,000. The city was the center of the Civil Rights Movement. The city is located roughly between Birmingham and Mobile in Alabama. It is a relatively short drive from both cities and from Tuscaloosa.
Montgomery downtown attractions included the Alabama State Capitol Building, Alabama State House, Old Alabama Town, the first white house of the Confederacy, Civil Rights Memorial, Court Square Fountain, and Montgomery Area Visitor Center. One of the main attractions, and the most important, is the Rosa Parks Museum and Library that is located on the corner of Montgomery St. and Molton Ave., just across from Davis Theater for The Performing Arts. Enjoy the city bus tour to the preserved section of the city called Old Alabama Town.
Among the best known people from Montgomery are:
Nate King Cole, pianist & singer
Martin Luther King, Jr., civil rights activist
Hank Williams, Sr., country singer
Montgomery downtown attractions included the Alabama State Capitol Building, Alabama State House, Old Alabama Town, the first white house of the Confederacy, Civil Rights Memorial, Court Square Fountain, and Montgomery Area Visitor Center. One of the main attractions, and the most important, is the Rosa Parks Museum and Library that is located on the corner of Montgomery St. and Molton Ave., just across from Davis Theater for The Performing Arts. Enjoy the city bus tour to the preserved section of the city called Old Alabama Town.
Among the best known people from Montgomery are:
Nate King Cole, pianist & singer
Martin Luther King, Jr., civil rights activist
Hank Williams, Sr., country singer
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Jul 04, 2005 – May 24, 2009
Well obviously the air force knows what's best for us! They decided that my husband and I did not need a week in Utila indulging in beautiful crystal clear water, seeing gorgeous coral reef, and drinking exotic beverages on the beach! Instead they decided that my husband needed to go to…
Apr 10, 2008 – May 16, 2008
We were up in time to have breakfast at the hotel, although we stopped half way to the lobby to chat with other guests. The clouds overhead looked very dark and threatening and we all agreed that there was a good chance of rain today. A quick breakfast and we are off for the day. The first stop was…
Jun 30, 2005 – Mar 26, 2008
The museum is located on the corner of Montgomery St. and Molton Ave., just across from Davis Theater for The Performing Arts. It is a three-story building with a sign you simply cannot miss. A statue of Rosa Parks stood in the middle of the lobby which led to the front desk. Unfortunately, we coul…
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