International Civil Rights Center & Museum
Spend time with interpretation of the sit-in movement and the historic Woolworth setting. Confirm current tour formats, admission and available times, and leave room for reflection.
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Spend time with interpretation of the sit-in movement and the historic Woolworth setting. Confirm current tour formats, admission and available times, and leave room for reflection.
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