US Highway 80, Selma, AL

Site of "Bloody Sunday" where more than 600 civil rights marchers on March 7, 1965 were attacked by state and local lawmen.

7002 US Highway 80 W, Selma, AL 36040-4608

It was on this stretch of U.S. 80 that protestors led by Martin Luther King marched from Selma to Montgomery in 1965.

2 Broad St, Selma, AL 36701-4638

6 US Highway 80 E, Selma, AL 36701-7307

110 W Dallas Ave, Selma, AL 36701-6559

410 Martin Luther King St 36703, Selma, AL 36703-3141

Headquarters for the 1965 voting rights marches.

4 Martin Luther King St, Selma, AL 36703-3109

This museum documents the history of the region from before the Civil War through the Civil Rights Movement.

1410 Water Ave, Selma, AL 36703-3873

Selma, AL

Explore the city of Selma through the lens of Rev. Dr. Frederick Douglas Reese. Visit the historical landmarks and places that F.D. Reese impacted during the Civil Rights Movement. Embark on this journey as his grandsons take you on a phenomenal quest as they connect the dots to the history of Selma, Alabama.

713 Mabry St, Selma, AL 36701-5521