Selma F.D. Reese Historical Tour Experience

Step back in time and explore a pivotal chapter in American history with the F.D. Reese Historical Tour. This enlightening experience offers an incredible opportunity to retrace the footsteps of civil rights pioneers in Selma, Alabama, guided by a descendant of F.D. Reese himself. Delve into the impactful moments that shaped the civil rights movement, while witnessing the landmarks that played a significant role in this inspiring story.

During this immersive tour, participants will gain exclusive access to the former home of F.D. Reese, the visionary who extended an invitation to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to join the Selma marches, as well as leading the historic World's Teacher's March. The journey includes visits to key sites such as the Dallas County Courthouse, where discussions unfold about the first-ever World's Teacher's March, and Brown Chapel AME Church, a vital meeting point during the movement. The tour also features the iconic Edmund Pettus Bridge, where the harrowing events of Bloody Sunday took place. Expect a rich experience, filled with engaging stories and original artifacts from the F.D. Reese Archives, that will leave a lasting impression.

The F.D. Reese Historical Tour is an unforgettable experience that makes a perfect gift for history enthusiasts or anyone interested in social justice. Celebrate a loved one's curiosity about the civil rights movement with this unique opportunity to explore the past, honor legacy, and inspire future generations. Treat someone special to a day of knowledge, reflection, and inspiration, making it a gift to cherish for years to come.