Adira Burton, a sophomore theatre major from Gautier, Miss., portrays Rosa Parks for events at the Rosa Parks Museum.
When Adira Burton steps onto the stage in the auditorium of Troy University’s Rosa Parks Museum, she hangs up her coat and hat and transports her audience back in time.
Taking a seat at a desk, Burton opens an envelope and begins to read a letter penned by a child to the Mother of the…
Patti Baum, wife of the late Charles Cahn Baum, makes remarks during Saturday's naming ceremony.
MONTGOMERY – Troy University’s Rosa Parks Museum honored a family with roots in Montgomery on Saturday, naming its atrium in memory of Charles Cahn Baum and in honor of his family.
Reared in Montgomery in a prominent Jewish family, Charles Baum graduated from Princeton, Harvard Business School and the University of Maryland Law School. A…
A display of shirts representing victims of racial violence is part of an exhibit by Renee Billingslea, opening Thursday at the Rosa Parks Museum.
“The Fabric of Race,” an exhibit by Renee Billingslea that examines racial violence and lynching in America, will open at Troy University’s Rosa Parks Museum on April 20 with an opening reception set for 6 p.m.
The exhibit, described as “a visual environment for all to enter, learn and contemplate racial violence and lynching,” is…
Troy University will present a free screening of the documentary on Congressman John Lewis on March 31 at the Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts.
MONTGOMERY — Troy University’s Office of Sponsored Programs and the Rosa Parks Museum will bring the documentary highlighting the life of Civil Rights hero, human rights champion and Congressional leader John Lewis to Montgomery on March 31 for a free screening.
The screening of “Get in the Way: The Journey of John Lewis,” will be…
