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Civil Rights Garden, Atlantic City

4.8

#70 of 84 in Things to do in Atlantic City

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Civil Rights Garden reviews

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8 reviews

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4.6

By 391lorrainek

It reminds us of our past, while having great hope for the future for us all. Only light can release the darkness, all humans carry light in their souls, please let it shine.

It reminds us of our past, while having great hope for the future for us all. Only light can release the darkness, all humans carry light in their souls, please let it shine. more »
By Skeney57

Having Visited Martin Luther King's birthplace, musuems and other memorable sights it was good to see even sinful Atlantic City has an area dedicated to more then the mighty $$. A small area set...

Having Visited Martin Luther King's birthplace, musuems and other memorable sights it was good to see even sinful Atlantic City has an area dedicated to more then the mighty $$. A small area set... more »
By SavageAdventure

This garden is lovely and serene, but the gates are locked during the winter months. It looks to have a water feature that is only active in the summer.

This garden is lovely and serene, but the gates are locked during the winter months. It looks to have a water feature that is only active in the summer. more »

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By Joseph Wilson

A beautiful monument to the people who fought tirelessly for civil rights. The pillars are grand, and the rhetoric is profound and emotional. The statue of the hand is majestic. Unfortunately the area seemed very unkempt when we visited. There was a lot of trash in the fountain and stuck in the bushes. Many of the flowers were wilted and dying too.

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By Tynee Wonders

Was an eye opener to see how many unspoken Black People took part into shaping today and our government. Beautiful and Tranquil, just wish they had a bench inside garden.

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By Vtin

Beautiful dark garden... Never realized it there before.

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By Nick Van Wattingen

Great spot.

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By Brian Hannock

Gate to enter is unlocked for only limited hours daily. The fact that this memorial park needs to be locked down to prevent vandalism and vagrancy is unfortunately a testament to how far civil rights have gotten us.

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