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National Memorial for Peace and Justice

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417 Caroline St
Montgomery, AL 36104
+1 (334) 269-1803
http://museumandmemorial.eji.org

The National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, AL is a solemn tribute dedicated to confronting the history of racial terror and violence in the United States.

Through its powerful exhibits and memorials, the National Memorial for Peace and Justice aims to educate visitors about the legacy of racial injustice and promote reconciliation and healing in society.

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3/18/2023

The Museum was incredibly heartwarming, reflective and filled with accurate history with original ar...

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Visual Memorial highlights Lynching
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Stunning new outdoor memorial highlights lynchings with names listed by county in each of the US sta...

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This is one of the most moving memorials I've ever visited. It should be at the top of everyone's li...

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