I went a couple of years ago and must say the museum is incredible. It is easy to devote an entire morning or afternoon to tour both the museum at the Lorraine Motel and the exhibit across the street. There are parts of the exhibit which are necessary, but still might cause some to feel uncomfortable, which is a good... More

A Must See. Exhibits and video take one through the days and hours leading up to MLK's death - all in the exact place where it all happened. Across the street is part 2 - the building and window from which the fatal shot came with exhibits explaining all the theories and trails to find who was involved, all the... More

Very moving, interesting and educational. The Motel, as part of the museum, makes it all so real and emotional. More

Being at the site where Martin Luther king was killed made the museum even moe effective. More

People under the age of 40 probably do not know much of the discrimation that was rampart in the U.S. and was accepted as "normal". This museum can open the eyes of those in the under 40 group to a world that they might not believe actually happened. The museum explains the plight of minorites and their struggle with equality.... More

The most moving moment I may have experienced in my life. To be standing in the same spot that such a tragedy took place is something I will not forget. I was also fortunate enough to have the opportunity to meet Rev Kyles who happened to be there that day as well. To really see the brutality and hatred that... More

While planning our trip to Memphis, I really didn't have a huge desire to visit this place. In fact I kind of planned it as our last stop so if we didn't get to it, no big deal. But my wife insisted we go. So on our way out of Memphis we stopped in. And I must say. This should... More

We took my wife grandmother and our two sons the museum.A truly wondeful museum. This place puts you right in the middle of the civil rights movement. The exhibits show the struggle and fight that civil rights movement caused. Overall, the musuem put the the civil rights movement into prospective. More

I've been here a couple of times. This is a chillling time-capsule of the 1960's. Dr. King's hotel room has been preserved behind glass and you can feel his presence in the room. That alone is worth the price of admission. More