Birmingham, AL: 16th Street Baptist Church

Some of the most iconic landscapes in the United States are buildings where momentous, nation-changing events took place. Case in point, the 16th Street Baptist Church (pictured) was bombed by Ku Klux Klan members in 1963. The Birmingham, Alabama, church was where the deaths of the four little girls shocked the nation and drew international attention to the violent struggle for civil rights in Birmingham. The building is still an active church today, with an active congregation despite its tragic past. Available in multiple size options, this whimsical poster was fashioned in the style of 20th-century vintage wall art and the iconic promotional travel posters that inspired family vacations in the early 1900s. For trip info, fun facts, helpful resources, and information about planning your own Great American Road Trip, check out the website for Visit USA.

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