Rosa Parks Museum

The reason for the Rosa Parks Museum is to maintain and translate for general society advantage, instruction and pleasure, materials identified with the occasions and achievements of people related with Montgomery Bus Boycott. The Museum incorporates a perpetual display, a time machine, brief show space, documents, classrooms, an amphitheater and meeting room.Opened in 2000, the Troy University Rosa Parks Museum commends the life and heritage of social liberties lobbyist Rosa Parks and her endeavors in the Montgomery Bus Boycott. It is situated on the primary floor of the Troy University Rosa Parks Library and Museum on Troy's Montgomery grounds. The exhibition hall was developed on the site of the previous Empire Theater in downtown Montgomery, Montgomery County, where Rosa Parks influenced her memorable remain in 1955 at the transport to stop before the theater. The gallery's six show regions and Children's Wing recount the account of these early social equality activists.