Kelly Ingram Park

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Kelly Ingram Park is a historic public park in Birmingham, Alabama, known as a central site of civil rights protests and demonstrations during the 1960s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil rights landmark
historic site
public park
associatedWith Civil Rights Movement in Birmingham
Fred Shuttlesworth
Martin Luther King Jr.
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
category African-American history in Birmingham, Alabama
Civil rights movement sites in the United States
Parks in Birmingham, Alabama
country United States
hasFeature interpretive signs
landscaped green space
memorial plaques
walking paths
hasHeritageDesignation Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument (component site)
hasMonument Children's Crusade monument
Freedom Walk sculptures
civil rights sculptures
fire hose assault sculpture
police dog attack sculpture
statue of Martin Luther King Jr.
heritageStatus site of national civil rights memory
knownFor 1960s civil rights demonstrations
Children's Crusade of 1963
Project C (Birmingham Campaign)
fire hoses and police dogs used on protesters
police violence against civil rights demonstrators
locatedIn Alabama
American South
Birmingham, Alabama
Jefferson County, Alabama
locatedInNeighborhood Birmingham Civil Rights District
locatedNear 16th Street Baptist Church
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing site
namedAfter Ossian Kelly Ingram
namedFor World War I sailor Kelly Ingram
operator City of Birmingham
ownedBy City of Birmingham
partOf Birmingham Civil Rights District
Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument
significantEvent Birmingham Campaign (1963)
Children's Crusade (May 1963)
confrontations between protesters and Birmingham police
mass arrests of civil rights demonstrators
tourismType civil rights tourism site
usedFor civil rights marches
mass meetings
public gatherings
rallies


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