16th baptist church birmingham alabama site bombing during the civil rights movement

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Cornerstone of 16th St. Baptist Church in Birmingham Alabama, site of church bombing during the Civil Rights movement Royalty Free Stock Photo

16th St. Baptist Church in Birmingham Alabama, site of church bombing during the Civil Rights movement Royalty Free Stock Photo

16th Street Baptist Church is still an active church in the Birmingham community today, in spite of its tragic past. Royalty Free Stock Photo

16th St. Baptist Church in Birmingham Alabama, site of church bombing during the Civil Rights movement

The sign for the historic 16th St. Baptist Church. The site of a Ku Klux Klan bombing that killed four little girls. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Plaque at 16th St. Baptist Church in Birmingham Alabama, site of church bombing during the Civil Rights movement Royalty Free Stock Photo

Birmingham, Alabama, USA - July 12, 2015: A tourist takes a photo of 16th St. Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama. The historic African-American church was bombed during the Civil Rights movement.