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Vulcan Park & Museum
Standing at an impressive 56 feet, the Vulcan statue symbolizes Birmingham’s proud metal industry roots and inspires educators and students to feel a sense of local pride and historical significance.
Rosa Parks Museum
An active memorial to one of the Civil Rights Movement’s most iconic historical figures, the Rosa Parks Museum encourages students not just to learn about history—but to experience it.
Sloss Furnaces National Historical Landmark
A relic of the Industrial Age holds much more history than it appears at first glance.
Freedom Riders Museum
On May 20, 1961, an angry mob arrived at Montgomery’s Greyhound bus station, attacking 20 college students.
Kennedy-Douglass Center for the Arts
the Kennedy-Douglass Center for the Arts is a community gem that showcases local and regional creativity.
Bellingrath Gardens & Home
Bellingrath Gardens & Home offers a botanical oasis perfect for hands-on learning in horticulture and environmental science.
Birmingham Museum of Art
Birmingham Museum of Art houses an extensive collection spanning centuries and continents.
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Inventors, Revolutionaries and Hands-On Discovery
The Garden State is filled with field trip opportunities that put students directly in the footsteps of inventors, farmers, scientists and Revolutionary soldiers.
