Selma, Alabama

The National Voting Rights Museum And Institute

Hamilton Historical Records

The National Voting Rights Museum and Institute is located in Selma, Alabama, near the Edmund Pettus Bridge were “Bloody Sunday” occurred during a planned march from Selma to Montgomery in 1965. The institution shows artifacts regarding the struggle of women and African Americans to garner the right to vote in every county and in every state in the United States.

Published by Hamilton Historical Records

I'm a Virginia historian and legal expert who is related to individuals who rode on the Mayflower ship, American founding father George Mason IV, three Union veterans from the U.S. Civil War, two of whom marched with General Sherman to Atlanta, two Confederate veterans, and President Theodore Roosevelt’s and Franklin Roosevelt’s family.

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