Lorraine Motel

Walk around the side to see the room where MLK Jr. was shot. Visit the Civil Rights Museum while you're there!

Anyone who comes to Memphis should come here! It's now the National Civil Rights Museum of the city . Don't visit Graceland if you can't visit this place! MLK's legacy lives on!

Get there early and plan to spend a few hours. This is not something you want to rush through. You could easily spend three hours or more here. So worth the time.

If you have a soul, you appreciate what MLK was trying to accomplish and you want to continue the dream!

The site of Dr Martin Luther King 's assassination in 1968, and adjacent to the National Civil Rights Museum .

Worth stopping by even if the museum is closed. There are educational video installations outside.

Enjoyed visiting the site where Martin Luther King was killed 50 years ago

A good opportunity to learn more about Dr. MLKjr and black american history as well .

The motel has been preserved and is a part of the National Civil Rights Museum .

Unbelievably moving. Historic and important landmark .

A timeline that shows how King and Earl's lives came together at the Lorraine along with the hunt for James Earl Ray . Puts the Lorraine in the context of the times. Read more

The history that it holds & shares about the last moments of Dr. Martin Luther King , Jr.

The National Civil Rights Museum includes the Lorraine Motel, where King's room is exactly as he left it before stepping out on the balcony to his death. Read more

A wonderful tribute to a great man...

Really it is something to see that veryheart breaking

Great way to put your kids in touch with history!

Just visit and always Remember!

Never know who U run into here!

civil rights museum

Be sure to check out the National Civil Rights Museum ! Read more

It’s a eye opening experience

Where dr. Martin luther king jr. Was shot and killed by james earl ray