United States Alabama Selma
Edmund Pettus Bridge
A historic bridge known for the 1965 "Bloody Sunday" civil rights march led by Dr. King, pivotal in the fight for African American voting rights.
- (800) 457-3562
- https://www.selma-al.gov/edmund-pettus-bridge/
Tips from the community
Walk over the Edmund Pettus Bridge and experience the site that is historically known for inspiring change for voter's rights in American. On March 7, 1965, peaceful marchers seeking voting rights were brutally attacked by law enforcement in an event that became known as "Bloody Sunday."
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Edmund Pettus Bridge Guides
Black History & Culture Across America Southern Route
breakfast_with_tiffani (Tiffani Denham) <p>Embark on a journey through the southern United States, starting in Charleston, SC, and ending in Houston, TX. Explore the rich African American history and culture in each city, from the Civil Rights landmarks in Selma and Montgomery to the vibrant jazz scene in New Orleans. This itinerary covers over 2,000 miles and offers a deep dive into the diverse heritage of the South.</p>