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 Rooms 306 and 307 The emotional focus of the Museum and
the historical climax of the exhibit is the Lorraine Motel, where Dr. King was
assassinated. Dr. King's room can be viewed as it was on April 4, 1968.
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 Voices of StruggleThe Civil WarFreedom At LastCivil Rights ActsMigrationJim Crow LawsEducationBooker T WashingtonPhilanthropistsBrown vs. Board of Education of TopekaLittle RockMontgomery Bus BoycottStudents Sit-InsFreedom RidesProject C BirminghamThe March on WashingtonPeople of MemphisRooms 306 & 307Exploring the Legacy |
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