Dedication and Unveiling of Historic Markers at Tabernacle Baptist Church

On March 1, 2014, Tabernacle Baptist Church held a dedication ceremony and unveiling of historic markers for the National Register of Historic Landmarks.  Dozens were in attendance to witness the event and be among the first to view the historic markers in front of the church.

Pastor Otis D. Culliver welcomes the crowd

Guest Speaker Dr. Bernard Lafayette

Be sure to visit Tabernacle Baptist Church and read the historic markers!

Tabernacle Baptist Church

1431 Broad Street

Selma, Alabama 36701

Jeffrey's Adventure to the Voting Rights Museum

Jeffrey apologizes for not going anywhere yesterday.  He is scared of the rain and did not want to get out in the bad weather.  So, Jeffrey agreed to let us take pictures of him at two places today!

The first place he went was the National Voting Rights Museum and Institute.  Jeffrey learned so much about the civil rights movement and the struggle in Selma.

The National Voting Rights Museum and Institute offers the United States and the world the unique opportunity to learn from the lessons of the past and to secure our rights for the future. It is a place where past and present struggles and future possibilities can be viewed, studied, felt, remembered and appreciated. It was opened in 1993 and serves as a permanent memorial to the struggle to obtain voting rights (www.nvrmi.com, 2013).

To learn more about the civil rights movement or tour the National Voting Rights Museum and Institute, visit www.nvrmi.com.