Dear Mememe,
I would like to say, "Part of history stands before you and you want to complain. Don't worry, "A Change Is Going To Come", for you.

i was hoping for more than some cardboard cut-outs and things to read.

Having grown up during the Civil Rights movement,I found it to be excellent!!I It was also very emotional.I took my 24yr old daughter and she said ,Wow Mom!!.I recommend taking the audio tour because it'll really enhance the tour.

This has got to best the most historical persentation of the civil rights movement in the United States. It is a "must see" spot for every American who lived during those these times and for the ones that have just heard about them.

To stand where the most important martar of moderd times life ended is emotionally overwhelming but an experiance I will always remember. It is the reason to visit Memphis over any other.

The Civil Rights Museum is an excellent place to visit, it gives you chills to think that such a wonderful person was killed here in my hmoetown. It deplicted the civil right era wonderfully. The staff are friendly and warm and make your visit great. I would recommend you visit yourself.

I wasn't able to do the tour but just being outside the L. Hotel was amazing. Seeing a true piece of history makes you think on the positive side of life and realize how blessed we really are.

OMG, this place is awesome. I really wasn't expecting what I got. I did the audio tour with Rubie Dee & Ossie Davis doing the narration. It was awesome. There was so much information. The part across the street that gives the timeline leading up to Dr. Kings death is so detailed.

It is a must see for everyone.

After seeing the National Civil Rights Museum on TV I want to visit for myself. After visiting the Museum near the 40th anniversary of MLK assasination, the experience is moving and tremendous.

I strongly advise paying for the audio ticket($2 bucks more) narrated by Ossie Davis. The museum truely captured the Civil right movement. Personally, I ...