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Children of Courage exhibit in visitor center. NPS Photo/Linda Byers Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site accepts donations. Through the generosity of public support we can further enhance park programs which include the changing exhibition program for the D.R.E.A.M Gallery, our community outreach programs, ranger guided programs, educational programs, and the maintenance of historically significant structures we operate and manage. Donations may be made by check or money order, payable to "National Park Service" and mailed to: National Park Service Visitors can also contribute directly to the park by using the donation boxes located inside of the Visitor Center and Fire Station No. 6. |
Did You Know?
On April 3, 1963, civil rights forces led by Dr. King launched a drive against discrimination in Birmingham, AL. The city's police force, led by Commissioner Eugene "Bull" Connor, used high-powered water hoses and dogs against demonstrators. The brutality of the repression aroused public opinion.