The bridge that changed voting rights.
10:00 AM – 12:30 PM· 2h 30m
Edmund Pettus Bridge & Voting Rights MuseumSomber & Civil-Rights SitesAnchor
Walk the bridge where marchers were beaten on 'Bloody Sunday' in 1965, and the National Voting Rights Museum at its foot.
Edmund Pettus Bridge, Selma, ALfrom 12:30 PM(Afternoon)· unscheduled
The rest of today is deliberately emptyFree / Rest Days
The Legacy Museum, the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, Montgomery, and now the Edmund Pettus Bridge — four days of the hardest and most important material on this itinerary, one after another with nothing between them. Nothing is scheduled after Selma. Walk the bridge a second time if you want to. Otherwise sit down somewhere and let it land.