MONTGOMERY, Ala. AP - The old Greyhound bus station where Freedom Riders were beaten in 1961 now sits empty, with only a sign on the sidewalk recounting how it was a historic tipping point in the civil rights movement.The federal government, which owns the building, leased it to the state in 2000 in anticipation of it becoming a museum honoring the Freedom Riders.
August 20, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. AP – The old Greyhound bus station where Freedom Riders were beaten in 1961 now sits empty, with only a sign on the sidewalk recounting how it was a historic tipping point in the civil rights movement.
The federal government, which owns the building, leased it to the state in 2000 in anticipation of it becoming a museum honoring the Freedom Riders. But its once busy waiting room remains silent.
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