[Visit: March 27, 2024]
A hidden gem! Would not believe there is a cultural center at this location. Super peaceful and inviting (almost did not think it was open).
Upon entering, visitors may be shocked at how spacious the interior of the center is. The classroom is first with a greeting from the administrator and a short video to follow. From there, visitors enter into a museum setting and learn the historical background of Clinton, TN, and the role the town played in desegregation. There is a longer video at the end of the walk through that highlights both the local and national coverage of the time. About an hour long, good reference material.
The building is very well maintained. Free admission as stated on both the website and printed pamphlet. Donations were accepted and welcomed. Free parking onsite. It can be a little tricky, depending on which GPS service is being used, but GPS will lead to either front or...
Read moreIt saddens me that as a college educated prior army officer who has spent nearly 30 years in the corporate world I had never heard of this until I moved to Clinton a few years ago. This museum is teaching some of the most valuable lessons that a person can possibly learn. It is not only worth a visit it is worth long considering so that we all do our part to ensure that no human being has ever treated...
Read moreI really enjoyed our family visit here. My 4th and 6th grader were engaged by the short film and the scavenger hunt. I took time to read the many narratives about the days surrounding the Clinton 12 and the bombing of Clinton highschool and learned so much. The museum is small, but we took about an hour to read and experience it all. Definitely worth a visit...
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