Time: Aug/12/2020 (6 months ago)
A must see. Hard to take it all in in one visit with the life cause and work of such an extraordinary man. We were visiting from Texas and with the powerful movement happening around us wanted our children to have the opportunity to stand on this hallowed ground which deeply impacted them much more than just stories in their history books. Seeing video and bus recreations and classrooms and so many other strong visuals was just the kind of jolt their young incoming 3rd and 4th grade minds needed. For my husband and it was just a treasure of information and details beyond the history books. Truly don't leave Memphis without spending at least a few hours here.
Time: Jul/28/2020 (7 months ago)
I can go on & on about how wonderful this museum is. I'm telling any and everybody this is a must see in person. So much information and the employees were all very nice. I was so moved to be able to view and take pictures of the last place Dr Martin Luther King Jr. was before his untimely death. But it don't stop there the other exhibits were absolutely awesome 22 different rooms and the knowledge it's just blew my mind. It's a must see please take my word on it.
Time: Nov/02/2020 (3 months ago)
A most powerful and enlightening experience. I could feel the presence of the past. I was on the verge of tears. The gift shop was nice. I do want to go again with a different set of friends to share history. Great time. Recommended.
Time: Oct/20/2020 (4 months ago)
Had out of town guests so I took em here. It had been years since I last went & I was pleasantly surprised! It was a Sunday so the actual museum was closed. The {new to me} pillars with video & audio were a wonderful surprise! I learned a lot that day! & I love my Memphis!
Time: Aug/20/2020 (6 months ago)
Very informative and interactive. I spent 3 1/2 hours walking through and still wasn’t able to take in all the information exhibited. I would love to come back and take more time through the museum. The covid-19 precautions were great, too.
