Best places: Historical landmarks in Clarkdale, United States

National Park encompassing King's birth home, Ebenezer Baptist Church & his final resting place.

Nonprofit center exhibiting MLK related photos & artifacts, plus rooms on Gandhi & Rosa Parks.

Restored opulent theater built in 1920s with 3,600-pipe organ hosts ballet, movies & other events.

Kid-friendly museum tracing the history of Delta Airlines with hands-on exhibits & vintage aircraft.

Restored Philip T. Shutze designed 1928 neoclassical mansion & gardens built for rich cotton heirs.

👍👍 Great secluded lush green hiking spot; I highly recommend it.

This historic 1850s cemetery is the burial site of Margaret Mitchell & other notable locals.

Community arts center in a mansion, with exhibits, concerts & workshops, plus outreach programs.

👍👍 Lovely water fun in swim suits and swim trunks. Unfortunately the fountain is currently closed due to covid. We had some other entertainment for a little while. Had to. Parking was $20

😐 Best place to park is in the parking lot for Lee + White. The trail here can be confusing because it’s disjointed and merges with another trail. But there were a lot less people than the east side BeltLine trail so walking was pleasant. There’s some murals along the trail. Enjoy y’all!

😠 i would not come here at all. i have a parking pass for the museum and was towed and fined $175 even after i explained to the rude receptionist and her superior on the phone. i hope the worst for both of you.

👍👍 Being a Yellow Jacket myself, this tower evokes memories, pride, and sense of belonging to the GT community worldwide. A historical landmark itself, it speaks for the time-tested tradition of excellence that is imbibed in every student that has studied here. As a Yellow Jacket, one stands tall despi...

👍👍 In Atlanta. GA The Homestead of Tyler Perry's Madea House where's the actual place for all his filming. Has a peach tree on the property while there a car pulled up and a woman jumped out and plucked a peach out othe tree. You can't tour in property it's fenced in. We took pictures in front where th...

😠 Do not stay here if you can avoid it. Moved to this apartment in less than a year got my electric bike stolen from inside the building, management did little to nothing to help. I had to make a police report on my own. Two months later my car and about a few others were broken into, windows busted...

👍👍 Cool place to visit but very little area to safely walk around since bridge is still in use. One side has enough room for a quick pic.

😐 A major landmark for the city of Atlanta as it highlights the history of not only the city with hosting of the Olympics, but also because it was the 100th anniversary edition of the Olympics. While the tower and the bridge are still in great shape and bring back memories of “The Greatest”, Mohammad...

👍 Ruins of historic mill on Nickajack Creek close to the end of Heritage Park trail. From the area you walk up to join Silver Comet Trail in Smyrna. Nice place.

Cascading waterfall feature dedicated to the civil rights movement in a redeveloped city park.

👍👍 Historical landmark in Atlanta. A must see. Burial grounds of Dr Martin Luther King Jr. amazing quotes. Great place to read about Black History and reflect on the accomplishments of Black people in America.

👍👍 On our way to visit a vegan resturant, the train lover, pointed to the open museum. It was open and free. My son loved every minute. There were only a few trains but it made his day. I would recommend anyone who has a love for trains stop in when you get a chance.