This is a pretty cool museum. There are several rotating video clips shown in the auditorium that are good to watch. Be sure to bring your reading glasses (if you need them)!
Brown V Board of Education National Historical Park
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Ranger Lawson and Ranger Jeff welcomed me from the moment I stopped into this historic building. Ranger Lawson directed me towards the exhibits and made himself available if I needed. The...
I was on my way from Abilene to Kansas City, so I stopped here and by the Kansas state Capitol. This is the school at the epicenter of Brown v. Board of Education, one of the lawsuits initiated...
No need for a long review. If you can't come to this place, free of charge, and see the cultural significance coupled with the significance to today's America... you need to self reflect. You...
Simply amazing exhibit and heartbreaking at the same time at the original Monroe Elementary School.








