United States of America

Birmingham, AL

16th Street Baptist Church

Kelly Ingram Park in Birmingham, Alabama, was the staging ground for the civil rights demonstrations of 1963, and sculptures placed around its paths confront you with what happened here, including the dogs and the fire hoses. The Civil Rights Institute faces it.

Kelly Ingram Park

History Park

The Ballard House

Lyric Theatre

Linn Park

Cathedral Church of the Advent

Linn-Henley Research Library

Railroad Park

Rainbow LED Tunnel

Rotary Trail

Birmingham - The Fight for Civil Rights in Alabama

A. G. Gaston Motel

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<p>Step into the streets of Birmingham, Alabama, and walk in the footsteps of those who changed history. This quest takes you on a powerful scavenger hunt through key civil rights landmarks, where every clue leads to stories of courage, resilience, and hope.</p><p>Explore the pivotal moments of the 1960s movement while solving puzzles and unlocking the next chapter in your journey. Whether with family or friends, this real-world experience invites you to connect, reflect, and discover hidden truths woven into the city’s streets. It’s more than a walk—it’s a tribute to those who fought for freedom, and a chance to learn, move, and remember together. Are you ready to follow the path of change?</p>

16th Street Baptist Church 

A. G. Gaston Motel, Birmingham, AL, Visitor Guide & Things to Do Nearby

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Birmingham - The Fight for Civil Rights in Alabama

Nearby Attractions

16th Street Baptist Church

Kelly Ingram Park

History Park

The Ballard House

Lyric Theatre

Linn Park

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