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There is so much history to discover at Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument and many ways to explore it. Connect to our past through these links.
 
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History

Learn about the struggle for equality and Civil Rights Movement in Birmingham.

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Junior Ranger Program

Click here to learn how to become a Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument Junior Ranger.

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Education

Are you looking to bring a group (15+) to the national monument or plan a school visit? Click here to learn more.

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Photos & Multimedia

Explore the images and media of Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument.

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Presidential Proclamation

Examine the presidential proclamation that created Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument.

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Foundation Document

Read the Foundation Document to learn about the monument's purpose and significance.

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News

Find out what is happening at the monument.

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Management

View monument policies and follow the site's progress.

Last updated: April 18, 2025

Contact Info

Mailing Address:

Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument
1914 4th Ave North
Suite 440
Birmingham, AL 35203

Phone:

205-679-0065

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