Would have loved to have gone, but they're not open on SUNDAY!!??? More

Not very big, the childrens side was closed when we went. But it does have a neat re-enactment area and film. Definitely worth a visit while downtown. We liked MLK Parsinage alot also and Hank Williams Visitor area. More

Imagine how courageous, scared, and amazingly strong a person she must have been. The museum is not large, but it is moving to read the police reports. As a white woman from NY, I know what happened by reading, but to see those accounts brings a level of reality that is important. To see how they were followed and to... More

I thought we pretty much knew the Rosa Parks story. Did not realize what a spark she created...leading to Martin L King's rise. The story was very well presented. You watched as the bus scene was reenacted. Worth a visit. More

Our teen group, PEACE Birmingham, visited the Rosa Parks Museum as part of our annual weekend trip. I found it to be a very impressive series of exhibits that put me right into the time and place of the bus boycott. I know our students gained a lot from their visit because they were very quiet and attentive the entire... More

Visited with 9 year old daughter who had no trouble focusing on the amazing visual displays, including the very well done "time machine" that took us back and gave perspective on the history of the civil rights battle. It's not clear so a quick suggestion: go to museum gift shop first to get tickets for both the museum AND the... More

Loved the history of this musuem and the interactive bus scene! More

Great exhibits let you step back in time, to see the challenges facing the community at the time, and the risks and sacrifices for those who were willing to stand up for their rights. More

This was one of my favorite museums but also the one that evoked my emotions as you remembered that day in 1955 when Rosa Parks was asked to give up her seat for a white man and when she refused was arrested. More