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Birmingham Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres in Birmingham, AL, Alabama.
Kelly Ingram Park More Info
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Kelly Ingram Park, an important Civil Rights Movement historic site, was the meeting point for sit-ins, boycotts and marches geared towards ending segregation in Birmingham. Today, the plight for civil rights that transpired at Kelly Ingram Park is illustrated through several commissioned sculptures that depict attacks on demonstrators, the children that served time in prison for participating in protests and the role of the clergy in the movement. Address: 16th and 17th Streets and between 5th and 6th Avenues | Birmingham, AL
Arlington Antebellum Home & Gardens + My Favorites
The Arlington Antebellum Home & Gardens feature Greek Revival architecture, a tearoom and gardens that can be used for weddings and other events. Address: 331 Cotton Ave | Birmingham, AL | 35211-1465 Tel: 1 205 780-5656
Vulcan Center More Info
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Vulcan Center is the centerpiece of Vulcan Park. The center tells the story of Birmingham's past, present and hopes for the future. There are interactive exhibits and the Linn-Henley Gallery of photography, as well as the Vulcan statue. Address: 1701 Valley View Drive | Birmingham, AL | 35209 [ Map ] Tel: 1 205 933-1409
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Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark More Info
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Sloss Furnaces is a site that captures a huge part of Birmingham's industrial history. There are programs that are offered on-site. Sometimes the site hosts a concert or festival. Address: 20 N 32nd Street | Birmingham, AL | 35222 [ Map ] Tel: 1 205 324-1911
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Sixteenth Street Baptist Church More Info
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In 1963, four little girls were killed at Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in a bombing orchestrated by the Ku Klux Klan. The event was a galvanizing factor for the Civil Rights Movement. Tours are offered Tuesday through Friday. Address: 16th Street and 6th Avenue | Birmingham, AL Tel: 1 205 251-9402
Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park More Info
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This unique park features campsites, museum, crafts, and restored ironworks. The park is located between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa, 2 miles off I-59. Address: 12632 Confederate Parkway | McCalla, AL | 35111 Tel: 1 205 477-5711
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The Birmingham Civil Rights District + My Favorites
Laden with sites that played a significant role in the Civil Rights Movement, this historic district houses a memorial park, which features sculptures pertaining to the history of the movement; the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, where four little girls were killed in a 1963 bombing; and the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, where multi-media presentations and exhibits explore human rights struggles from the United States and around the world. Address: 6th Ave. N and 16 St. | Birmingham, AL
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