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| Selma to Montgomery
All American Road | Perhaps the most important road in the U.S., U.S. Route 80 represents the fight for civil rights in modern America. 600 marchers  headed for Montgomery on March 7, 1965 and were met with clubs and tear gas at the Edmond Pettus Bridge, just six short blocks away. Martin Luther King, Jr. led the group on a symbolic walk 2 days later to bring awareness to the situation. After appealing to a Federal judge, permission was granted for the march which began with 2500 and ended with 25,000 people marching the 50 miles to Montgomery. |
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| The Tutwiler Hotel offers a rare and elegant experience. A classic blend of turn-of-the -century surroundings with modern-day convenience, The Tutwiler - A Wyndham Grand Heritage Hotel, is one of the premier hotels of the south. Birmingham |
The St. James Hotel is a treasure from Alabama's past and one of the few remaining antebellum riverfront hotels. Authentically restored and elegantly furnished, it has hosted parties for Jesse James, Governors, Vice Presidents and Congressmen. Selma | 
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| | | Riverchase Value - The Riverchase Inn, adjacent to the Riverchase Galleria in Birmingham, offers first class service including full-service rooms, continental breakfast, pool and Galleria shuttle from $58 | | The Redmont - Birmingham's oldest operating hotel has a 77year history, rich in tradition. The boutique style historic property offers well-appointed guest rooms, fitness center, business center, concierge desk and all modern amenities from $99 |
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