Montgomery, Alabama played a pivotal part in not only the history of the South, but the history of the United States. The city has not forgetten its historical past. A visit to the city certainly affords a chance to see history at every turn, and some modern attractions than can only be seen here.
Sitting at the crossroads of I-85 and I-65 in the
southeastern part of Alabama is a city that
has played a major part in the history of the United States. This city was pivotal during the battle over
civil rights during the 1950’s. However,
its historical role in American history dates back to the Civil War. The city is Montgomery, Alabama.
This city has played host to many famous figures. From Rosa Parks and George Wallace to
Jefferson Davis and Martin Luther King, Jr., it is easy to feel the history that
has made Montgomery
what it is today.
In fact, when you tour this city of over 200,000 residents,
it is easy to find yourself viewing modern skyscrapers housing banks and
lawyers offices in one direction, and historic streets and buildings in the other. For anyone who wants to experience the
history that took place in the South, and the United
States, a visit to Montgomery,
Alabama is a requirement.
Of course, Montgomery
has more to offer than just the history of the past. This thriving city is also creating some
history of its own. With new museums,
parks, and attractions, it is easy to make a trip to Montgomery and event all by itself!