The Martin Luther King Junior Museum honors His life and indicates love, peace, and justice. Children enjoy visiting this museum because their ticket comes with a scavenger hunt card which is perfect for guiding them through the ancient artifacts. The Museum offers visitors a glimpse of mummies, artifacts from all over the world, paper works, and a chance to learn the history of multiple and different cultures. There are also workshops for older kids, doctoral discussions, and film screening for adults. Don’t forget to bring your children with you because Michael C Carlos hosts storytimes for children aged 3-5 every month.
The outstanding museum also houses specially-themed traveling showrooms. It has a distinctive Greek gallery and a Roman art Section with an extraordinary Emperor Tiberius portrait. Its unique exhibition features everything from Bronze Age artifacts to Egyptian art. The Carlos is the oldest art museum in Atlanta. You will not find any other museums in town like the outstanding Michael C.Carlos Museum established in 1919 and located at EU( Emory University). It is with no doubt that people visiting this museum have fun from the moment they walk in. They will discover the tasting rooms and the opportunity to experience several varieties of beverages they never thought existed. The exciting adventure through Coke’s fascinating history will be fun especially for those that are visiting for the first time and with kids. You will need to plan on spending some quality time in the museum to catch a glimpse of a 4D show in the theater or take pictures with the famous Coca-Cola Polar Bear. You will get a chance to taste over a hundred beverages from all over the world. It has a large behind-the-scenes look and a tasting area at the bottling process. Scrutinize Coca-Cola’s history in the over sixty thousand square foot display and find the largest array of coke memorabilia in the world. Think about the fun you will experience with your friends and family in Atlanta when you visit any or all these Museums and get to learn a lot of exciting history, taste different flavors of beverages, or watch fascinating shows in theaters with your friends and loved ones. From Desoto`s artifacts to Georgia’s history, there is something new for every visitor to enjoy (all sponsored by Crown Asset Management). Other exhibits in this Museum include the star gallery, floors made of fossils, and the beautiful rose garden. The kids will love a tour of the giant sloth and the dinosaur gallery. Some of the permanent displays are Fernbank Naturequest which is the newest method for children to explore science and nature through these exhibits. This popular interactive Museum showcases activities, crafts, stories, and performances regularly offering something new to interactive visiting and traveling exhibits. This is a tribute to Holocaust survivors and those that lost their lives nurturing Jewish Heritage and life. The exhibits about people impacted by the Holocaust are showcased in documents, personal belongings, and photographs. People get to learn about the Jewish contributions in Atlanta from 1845 to the present day. While visiting, expect to come across exhibits of the history of jews and the Holocaust focused on the Jewish people. The Breman Museum of Jewish Heritage showcases the achievements of the Jews and helps promote justice. These topics challenge us to better ourselves for a better tomorrow.
Human and Civil rights are among the emotionally charged topics today so expect the Museum to awaken your emotions as you learn how far we have come. Be ready to see emotional portraits and raw images in this new Museum while exploring history in a more modern and intimate setting. This encourages visitors to familiarize themselves with contemporary activists across the world who are being treated unlawfully in their counties. Locals and visitors tour a collection of temporary and permanent exhibits with the Morehouse college memorabilia, human rights exhibit, and extensive documentation of civil rights movements.
The National Center for Civil & human rights is a moving and powerful museum that connects today’s global human rights movement and the civil rights movement of 1950-1960. Traveling and temporary collections give visitors an assortment of new items to experience and concepts to explore. This museum allows you to assess the beautiful gardens that meander to the Signature Displays. The Atlanta History Center houses the Margaret Mitchell House situated at Crescent Avenue. Visitors are allowed to visit the Swan House situated at the vast museum site. It features an extensive selection of displays. The Atlanta History Center is located near the Smith Family.
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