
MLK National Birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement Museum
4.7 (3)museum
The Camden home where Dr. King lived as a seminarian, now being restored to showcase his early civil rights work.
Description

Plans for the landmark focus on the rooms where King slept, ate, and prepared his messages, including the space where he plotted his first anti-discrimination lawsuit. Exhibits are slated to detail his studies at the Crozer Theological Seminary and his specific ties to Camden. The site is currently undergoing restoration as a historic landmark, bolstered by strong visitor support for preserving this early chapter.
