The site was amazing. Best of all and the biggest surprise to us was it was free to visit.
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The site was amazing. Best of all and the biggest surprise to us was it was free to visit.
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Nice "free" historical place to visit ! Truly a must see.
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Atlanta has become an international city and this has become an international destination. Let me pass on some tips to assist you in planning your visit to the King National Historic Site. My advice is to begin your visit at Freedom Hall where you can sign up for a free guided tour inside Dr. King's childhood home. Space on the...
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I had the opportunity to worship at Ebenezer Baptist Church. I found the worship service and the visit to the MLK District to be peaceful and spiritually fulfilling. I highly recommend a visit.
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Great history of civil rights movement and life of MLK. And it's free to visit. Definitely worth your while!
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A site commemorating the Civil Rights Movement and events around it; well laid out, lots of videos and displays. Be sure to walk the Civil Rights Walk of Fame--you will be surprised by some of the names. The wagon which carried Dr. King in his funeral procession was incredibly poignant. Worth a visit.
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Everything about the site is interesting--the Ebenezeer Church, the history center, the house, the burial sites for Rev. King and his wife.
The employees and the volunteers at the various sites are all friendly and helpful, parking seemed to be sufficient (although that is perhaps because we were there early), and the entire visit was thoroughly enjoyable.
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If you do nothing else when you are in Atlanta, go to the MLK National Site. Although we have lived in the suburbs of Atlanta for many years, we didn't visit this site until we had out-of-town company. The "museum" is very informative. I particularly liked the fact that you can see actual films - so people who did not...
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Visited the MLK Center recently and found it very inspirational. While familiar with the life and work of MLK, I found there was a lot I didn't know, and I was reminded about what an impact he had on the civil rights movement. His boyhood home is open for tours, and you can go into the Ebenezer Baptist Church as...
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It was great for my son, he really felt like he had been linked into a part of history
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