Address: 100 Ivan Allen Jr Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30313, USA
Phone: +16789998990
Sunday: 12–5PM
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 12–5PM
Wednesday: 12–5PM
Thursday: 12–5PM
Friday: 12–5PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
Evangelos Liakos
Very educational experience about the non-violence movement that started from Atlanta! Better to reserve 2-3 hours in order to see everything in depth.
Gumblaze
too many rights
Wouter
Very informative and impressive center/museum. Lots of good information with an important message. In my opinion a must see in Atlanta.
Alissa Austin Dare
Important information that was well presented.
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It is thanks to a $1million donation from Coca-Cola. If you plan to go as a group larger than 10, you should call ahead.
Thank you, my dependents have ID's also and are under 12(ages 12 and 11). Does that include them to?
No, the gift shop has some snacks, but there's a pretty vibrant food scene in that part of town.
No. I showed my via smartphone
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No and it's very informative. I bought the City pass and it works excellent
Yes, it is. Highly recommended for children 6-18. Adults are also welcome. The whole Museum is History worthy and very well appointed. There's nothing scary to see.
Yes. They have a ticket window. We bought our tickets on site. 45 bucks for two I believe.
This museum doesn't solely focus on African Americans but there is a great deal of memorabilia that is inclusive of the history. The museum is for human and civil rights and African Americans have had and continue to have a struggle on within both of those sectors. I think that the museum did a great job of trying to be inclusive and shed light on things that are commonly covered as well as those that aren't as well known. I learned a lot and look forward to going back. I have been to several Civil Rights museums and they all have something different to offer. In terms of Castro not being included as an oppressor in the human rights portion send them a letter with your questions and concerns. They receive mail at National Center for Civil and Human Rights, 250 Williams St., Suite 2322, Atlanta, GA 30303
Yes there is parking at The World of Coca-cola for 10.00 and you can just walk out on the 2nd floor of the parking deck and to your left is your location.
Yea its 10-5 as usaual but closing time may differ
Plenty parking lots around. No free parking unfortunately.
It may be more appropriate to donate items like this to a museum in Kentucky, Ohio, or Canada since those are places the characters actually journeyed on their quest for freedom in the novel. The Uncle Tom's Cabin Historic Site is actually located near Dresden, Ontario, Canada, and includes the home of the real-life hero Josiah Henson - former slave, author, abolitionist, and minister, whose story served as the inspiration for the novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe. The best way to donate items to any museum is to contact the director, curator, education coordinator, founder, or member of the board and simply ask whether the items are consistent with their mission and if they would like to add the treasures to their collection. Don't be disheartened by any "No's." Again, plan to ask several museums, especially if their is a direct connection. You might also consider donating to a school or specific teacher who will make good use of the posters in lessons.
The tour is at your own pace. So the more you read and watch the films the longer it will be. Yes it is senior citizen accessible.
Call the center for civil rights museum to see if they find your fuchsia jacket.
About $11
Yes
Yes, you can buy at the ticket center at the entrance. As someone else said, consider buying a City Pass for Atlanta since that can save you some money.
Several options around Perimeter of Park. You wanna be bear the Georgia Aquarium/Coca-Cola Museums end of park tho cuz it between them. Farthest is by the HolidayDay Inn Express near the ferris wheel. But there r many large industrial sized lots & structures that r very secure & safe. Cost varies. If ur ADA its free. Enjoy the dozen other museums surrounding Centennial Park & hope U especially benefit from the lessons we all can learn @ #NCCHR :)) BSAFE BWELL 🤙🌻
No. It was actually more. $16 per person
I'm not sure, call the ticket office when it opens
Not sure. Check their website
The documented history of the struggle for human rights is seen not only in the United States but also the struggle for equality in various countries.
Never saw a scooter but wheelchairs are available.
I do not remember seeing it mentioned during my recent visit.
Free (kids 6 and under), $18 (kids 7-12), $20 (teens 13-18), $22 (adults 19-64) $20 (seniors 65-144)
Pay admission fee.
About a 8 minute walk from CNN center station
Get the city pass. More economical. Around 70.00 for 5 attractions most in walking distance from each other.
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It's self guided so to stop and see and experience mostly everything took about 2 hours
All the info is easily found witj a quick google search. This article has a lot of info. Thr center is a MUST SEE in Atlanta. Lots of towns have aquariums. The Center is the only of its kind in the WORLD, and should be required viewing for every American. https://www.ajc.com/entertainment/museums/your-insider-guide-atlanta-center-for-civil-and-human-rights/v9fxAncVocZjoTHh7T2PcI/amp.html
Yes! Everything but their Morehouse College Martin Luther King Jr. Collection on the first floor
Should be
No, the Center for Civil and Human Rights does not offer free admission on one's birthday.
Check out their online schedule or call them.
Does it have elevators for wheelchairs
For adults, it's $24.95. For kids, it's $14.95. And for seniors, it's $19.95.
According to the website it will be open from 10-5, with new entrants until 4.
And it will get crowded in there as well.
They have info on Dr. King amongst other civil rights warriors....
Yes - it's a 12 minute walk from the Civic Center MARTA station (it's closer than Peachtree Center). Just go south and take your first right on Ivan Allen for three blocks, and it will be on your left.
Basic price is 20$ but you may check for some special promotional code etc on internet.
Yes 12pm to 5pm. Last ticket sold at 4pm. Please allow at least 90 minutes for the self guided tour.
Hi Jeannie Awesome! Per the events department the parking deck will close about an hour after the event ends. Please utilize World of Coca-cola parking deck adjacent to The Center.
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