Private tour in Birmingham Ann C

4 Hour Civil Rights Birmingham Tour

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I am an innovative Tourism Specialist with more than 12 years of experience in the Tourism Industry. I plan and coordinate Historical Tour for private visitors, college and school groups, family and military reunions to historical sites such as Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church, the first church where Dr. King served as Pastor, prior to accepting leadership for the 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott. It is an honor for me to host visitors from all walks of life and to share the lessons about the Civil Rights Movement and other Historical events in Alabama. I am especially rewarded when I receive "thank you notes" from students who thank me for giving them a deeper meaning of the rich history. I respect the opportunity to escort visitors to the nation's first comprehensive memorial dedicated to over 4, 400 victims of racial terror. This experience at the National Memorial of Peace and Justice is a "life-changing" experience for them. It gives me another opportunity to enlighten those who were not aware of so many tragedies toward African Americans. My services are presented with unique southern charm in showing the various landmark sites throughout Alabama. I have clocked more treks across the infamous Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, the site of the infamous "Bloody Sunday", more times than I can count; leading both young and senior groups who dare not visit Alabama without taking a ceremonial walk across this Historical landmark! My repertoire also includes a compelling vice over for the voice of Mamie Teal in the film produced by the Southern Poverty Law Center, "Faces in the Water. " The film is shown daily at the Civil Rights Memorial Center. One of most treasured works was my role as an extra in the award-winning movie, "Selma", produced by Oprah Winfrey and Brad Ptt and directed by Ava DuVernay - Antioch University - Master's Degree - Indiana University-Purdue University - Certified Travel Industry Specialist - Diploma Travel Marketing Specialist, Southeast Tourism Society Marketing College at North Georgia College & State University - Dale Carnegie & Associates - Dale Carnegie Training I am only fluent in English.

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Overview of your Birmingham tour

2:00 p.m. The tour guide will accompany you through the Institute, to discuss the era's occurrences. This incredibly well-executed Birmingham Civil Rights Institute features artifacts and exhibits that depict actual moments from the Movement. 4:00 p.m. Visit the Negroe Baseball League Museumhe Negro Leagues Baseball Museum (NLBM) is the world’s only national museum dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich history of African American baseball and its impact on the social advancement of America. 5:00-6:00 Kelley Ingram Park walk-through and discussion with your guide.

Your Birmingham tour itinerary

- Meet at Birmingham Civil Rights Institute - Visit designated sites - Explore local venues/souvenir shops pending hours of operation - Enjoy lunch locally - Summarize and conclude after lunch

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Transport details
Type: Private Transportation / Category: Bus

Walking and driving

What's included
Other: Guide Service, complimentary souvenir
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What's not included
Other: Personal expenses. Admission tickets - $40
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Birmingham, Alabama, United States

Airport: ,Cruise: , ByGuide: Birmingham 16th Street Baptist Church Meet at 12:50 p.m.

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Tour categories
History
Art And Culture
Tour reference number
828185
Languages
English
Activity level
Minimal
4.5

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This private tour in Birmingham is ideal for travellers interested in exploring the turbulent history of the Civil Rights Movement. It's perfect for those who want to connect with a local guide, Ann C., to gain deeper insights into this significant era. The tour is also suitable for small groups, as it accommodates up to 10 people.

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