Dr Martin Luther King Jr National Historic Site

Simple museum but with so much history and lessons for those who visit it... A touching place.

Block out an hour or two for an important history lesson: Visit the civil rights leader 's childhood home , the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church where he served as pastor, and his gravesite. Read more

Amazing work MLK did for civil rights, but so depressing on how horrendous society. The small but effective exhibit takes you thru the history of the movement + beautiful rose garden outside too!!!

My heart broke to see the power of that humble carriage for Dr. King 's funeral procession...with 200,000 mourners. To live in Georgia and not experience the lessons taught here are social ignorance.

Near the parking lot is the Jackson St bridge over Freedom Pkwy. The photograph used as the primary iconic view of Atlanta for the 'The Walking Dead' TV show on AMC was taken from that vantage point. Read more

Visit Sweet Auburn, home to the Martin Luther King National Historic Site , which houses exhibits on the life of Dr. King and the Civil Rights Movement. Read more

You have to walk a little bit from the nearest MARTA station but once you get there, all sites are close by. The center, the park , the church , the house, the firehouse...

Start from inside the visitor center and work your way outwards

If you go in the Visitor's Center you get free tickets for the tour of MLK Jr's childhood home . Really learned a lot about him... that was my favorite part of the Center.

This historic events documented and preserved there are awesomely fascinating for people of all ages. You can visit his home, his church , hear speeches, etc

Take a tour of MLK , Jr. birthplace, tomb, and historic Ebenezer Baptist Church . This is a life changing experience, and a must visit place in Atlanta.

The center is great! You should definitely visit if you haven't yet.

Tours of his birth house run 7 days a week. You have to go to the old "No. 6 Fire Station " to sign up for tour . They fill up FAST! Get there EARLY!

The footprints of Rosa Parks , Thurgood Marshall and Medgar Evers are among a collection of granite-embedded footprints of 17 civil rights leaders on display at the MLK National Historic Site .

The site commemorates the area where Dr. King was born, lived, worshiped and is now buried. Park Rangers are on site to provide information and conduct programs.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., his father, and his grandfather all preached at the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church . Dr. King received his License to Preach at the age of 17 and was ordained at 19. Read more

This site commemorates the area where Dr. King was born, lived, worshipped and is now buried. Park Rangers are on site to provide information and conduct programs.

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There are several buildings so you can spend several hours trying to see everything.

Guided walking tours of the Sweet Auburn district are offered Saturdays, March- November. To schedule a tour , please contact the Atlanta Preservation Center. http://atlantapreservationcenter.com

There are many stories and culture inside this place. Amazing!

Among this site’s collection of buildings is the original Ebenezer Baptist Church , which held services for Martin Luther King, Jr.’s baptism, ordination and funeral. (From Aerial America) Read more

This traditionally black neighborhood of several blocks in Atlanta includes Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birth home, the Ebenezer Baptist Church where he was a pastor, and his grave site.

This is a MUST!!! Take your kids to see and learn about history.. I absolutely LOVED IT!!!

Take the GPS Ranger tour of MLK National Historic Site . Located inside the historic firehouse you can rent a hand held GPS which will take you on a Tour at your own walking pace. Read more

Don't skip the historic Fire Station No. 6 (at 39 Boulevard), especially if you have kids—there's a terrific 1927 fire engine on display. Read more

Four blocks that pay tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King. At the King Center’s front desk, sign up for a tour of his childhood home and of the Ebenezer Baptist Church , where he preached.

Includes King’s childhood home , tomb, a family museum , his father's church and a National Park Visitor Center, where exhibits are geared toward families. Read more

Everything is within walking distance on boulevard. Ebeneezer church . Walk thru the 4th ward to see atlanta historic sites

Try to contain your tears when you see the moving pictures of Dr. King with wife, Coretta.

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Weekend brunch at Cafe 458 (458 Edgewood); all proceeds to homeless/unemployed remediation project (and food's good!)

I think everyone who visits Atlanta should stop here.

I enjoy everything!

Very good educational experience.

I love this place. Full of knowledge .

Good information

Very exciting experience.

Very proud!!

Meeting with Atlanta's Top Leaders and youth Advocates

Must-visit in Atlanta: cry, reflect, and meditate .

Go here and check out the movie they have real inspiring

we must never forget

A must see. Read more

Very eye opening.

remember the dream!!!!!

Free parking next to.the library

Look around for free parking

Hay que verlo se siente un ambiente muy emotivo me encantó conocer este lugar

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