We Shall Overcome -- Credits

"We overcome: the historic place of the civil rights movement", the National Department of the Ministry of the Interior and the National Park Service (NPS) of the Federal Road Administration Bureau, the US Department of Transportation, and the National Conference of the People's Republic of China cooperated with the historical officials NCSHPO) was founded. Mr. Carroll D. Shur, director of the National Park Service, was created under the direction of the National Park Historical Relics Register, head of the Publishing Bureau and Mr. Beth L. Savage, President of the Heritage Tourism Bureau of Patrick Andrus It was. "We overcome; the historical position of the civil rights movement" is the information in the archives based on the National Historic Registry goods and the National Historical Building. These materials are kept in Capitol Street, northwest Washington State, 800 N northwest and are open from 8 AM to noon Monday to Monday to Friday and from 1 PM to 4 PM from Monday to Friday.

Assets description and background articles were written by Ginny Finch of the Federal Highway Administration. Internation of the National Protection Committee, Frederick MacVaugh and Master Intern, George Mason University, Robert Sandoval provided research support and editorial support. Other asset information from Alabama, Arkansas, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Missouri, Mississippi, New York, Nevada, Oklahoma is provided by State Historic Protection Bureau in Tennessee and Texas . Sara Dillard Pope (NCSHPO) provides design and editing support. Travel itinerary designed by Nathan Poe (NCSHPO)

I appreciate all the individuals, organizations and institutions that provided valuable information, photos and time. I'd like to thank Kira Badamo (NCSHPO), Marilyn Harper (NPS), Beth Savage (NPS), Rustin Quaide (NCSHPO) for their help, opinions, and help.

Finally, I would like to thank Professor Robert R. Weyeneth of the University of South Carolina History Department for providing travel advice and insightful advice.

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