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Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail
Due to the sequestration plan, Lowndes Interpretive Center, will be closed on Sunday's effective March 10, 2013, until further notice. For more information, please call (334) 877-1983 or visit www.nps.gov/semo
For Kids
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History is Everywhere
In nearly 400 national parks and every hometown. It covers everything from the remnants of ancient civilizations to the boyhood homes of U.S. Presidents to the stirring sagas of hard-fought wars to the reverberations of one woman refusing to give up her seat on a bus. History is a part of who we were, who we are, and who we will be.
As you explore these pages, we hope you find what you are looking for – but even more importantly, we hope you discover something that surprises you. We invite you to learn more about history and how the National Park Service works to preserve it.
Do you like to find things that are lost? Figure out stories from clues? Then dig into Archeology for Kids. Explore, learn, and have fun!
NPS Junior Ranger Program
The Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail Junior Ranger program is designed for visitors between the ages of 6-12. To become a Junior Ranger our young visitors must complete several activities in the Junior Ranger booklet. The booklets can be obtained from one of our rangers. It generally takes an hour to complete the program and gives our young visitors, and their parents, a good background into the history of the Selma to Montgomery march. At the successful completion of the booklet, each prospective Junior Ranger will be awarded a badge designating them a Junior Ranger of The Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail.
NPS Be a WebRanger Now you can be a Junior Ranger even if you are not able to visit a national park. You will become a member of a growing group of young people who are interested in the world around them and involved with their nation's heritage...The WebRangers.
Kids Zone - Join in the fun at Kids Zone where you can find many activities about your national parks.
Junior Ranger Gazette-This journal includes fun facts, activities, and stories about the national parks.
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Did You Know?
The Trail commemorates the events, people and route of the 1965 Voting Rights March from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama.