NCRMuseum:A Virtual Experience

The National Civil Rights Museum presents NCRMuseum: A Virtual Experience, an immersive digital experience where you can engage with the historic Civil Rights Movement events. Located in Memphis, Tennessee at the historic Lorraine Motel, the assassination site of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, the museum tells the complex story of the American Civil Rights Movement. Through this virtual experience, visitors can experience the courtyard and look at the balcony of room 306 where Dr. King spent his last hours, venture into key moments in the movement, watch videos from historic moments, hear historic speeches, and listen to activists throughout the movement. NCRMuseum: A Virtual Experience offers a unique opportunity to interact with the museum’s exhibitions.
Included in this edition of the app are:
- History of the National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Motel
- The Year They Walked – The Montgomery Bus Boycott | 1955 – 1956
- The Children Shall Lead Them – Birmingham Campaign | 1963
- For Jobs & Freedom – March on Washington | 1963
- I AM A MAN – Memphis Sanitation Strike | 1968