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Named for the pastor who launched Savannah's civil rights movement from this building in the 1940s, housed in the former Black bank on West Broad Street.
Everything that was here
- 1996–present · still open
Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights MuseumMuseum / Civil Rights
Named for the pastor who launched Savannah's civil rights movement from this building in the 1940s, housed in the former Black bank on West Broad Street.
See the map in 1997 → - 1914–1996
Wage Earners Savings BankBank / Historic Commercial Building
The second-largest Black-owned bank in America in 1914, later NAACP headquarters and command center for Savannah's civil rights movement.
See the map in 1915 →
Connected places
King-Tisdell Cottage Museum
Savannah, GA
W.W. Law connection
Beach Institute
Savannah, GA
Black Heritage Savannah
First African Baptist Church
Savannah, GA
Black Heritage Trail
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Nearby history
Crystal Beer Parlor
301 W Jones St · 243 m away
Archibald Bulloch House
Barnard St & W Perry St · 329 m away
Peter Meldrim Residence / St. John's Parish House
14 W Macon St · 370 m away
Mrs. Wilkes' Dining Room
107 W Jones St · 384 m away
Battlefield Memorial Park
W Harris St · 387 m away
Georgia State Railroad Museum
655 Louisville Rd · 402 m away
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