Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum

The Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum chronicles the local movement and struggle for civil rights in Savannah, Georgia. Housed in the historic Wage Earners Savings and Investment Bank building, the museum features three floors of interactive exhibits, artifacts, and photographs. Visitors can explore key events such as the Savannah boycotts and learn about influential local leaders.

Expert notes

• One of the noteworthy things to see at the museum is a recreation of Dr. Gilbert’s office, which has been preserved as it was during the Civil Rights era. Visitors can also view a collection of historical documents, photographs, and artifacts that showcase the struggle for Civil Rights in Savannah. Visitors should take their time and read the exhibits carefully to fully appreciate the significance of the Civil Rights Movement. Visitors should come prepared to be inspired by the courage and determination of the Civil Rights activists who fought for change.

Features

• Educational Workshops
• Exhibitions