The Grave of Martin Luther King Jr. Plus His Childhood Home , Church , and Coretta Scott King Grave
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Martin Luther King Jr. was a Baptist minister and civil rights activist who had a seismic impact on race relations in the United States, beginning in the mid-1950s. Among his many efforts, King headed the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC). Through his nonviolent activism and inspirational speeches, he played a pivotal role in ending legal segregation of Black Americans, as well as the creation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. King won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964, among several other honors. He was assassinated by James Earl Ray and died on April 4, 1968, at age 39. King continues to be remembered as one of the most influential and inspirational Black leaders in history.
King was fatally shot by James Earl Ray at 6:01 p.m., Thursday, April 4, 1968, as he stood on the motel's second-floor balcony. The bullet entered through his right cheek, smashing his jaw, then traveled down his spinal cord before lodging in his shoulder. Abernathy heard the shot from inside the motel room and ran to the balcony to find King on the floor.
The Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park covers about 35 acres (0.14 km2) and includes several sites in Atlanta, Georgia related to the life and work of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Within the park is his boyhood home, and Ebenezer Baptist Church - the church where King was baptized and both he and his father, Martin Luther King Sr., were pastors - as well as, the grave site of King, Jr., and his wife, civil rights activist Coretta Scott King.
The tomb of Martin Luther Jr. and Coretta Scott King is located across Auburn Avenue from the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park Visitor Center on the grounds of the King Center. Freedom Hall sits at the east end of the reflecting pool that now surrounds the tomb, and the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church is located near the west end.
King was originally buried at South-View Cemetery on Jonesboro Road in Atlanta, the same place as his parents. His body was reinterred in the King Center tomb in 1970, though at the time the administrative building, Freedom Hall, and the reflecting pool did not exist (the administrative building and pool were completed in 1977, and Freedom Hall opened in 1981). When Coretta died on January 30, 2006, she was also buried elsewhere because the original tomb was only designed to hold one coffin. After being enlarged, her body was reinterred next to her husband in November 2006. - Развлечения
Hi There Scott!
As a woman of color(Black)
I would love to say Thank You! Thank You for all the love and videos you showed during
Black History Month!
From Lena Baker, Otis Redding, Left Eye Kim Porter and now
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr!!
I will never forget the love shown from you and your channel!👏🏾👏🏾
Stay Blessed and Safe ♥️
You are so sweet Wanda thank you so much
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Awww Thank You! and You’re Welcome 🥰
Scott's on fire 🔥
Lena Baker was the saddest one that Scott shared.
Hi there Wanda, Martin Luther King was a legend, I think I know who he was killed by the corrupt evil government controllers to make it look like it was a white against black so we could hate each other more ,,, I love and respect my black brother and sisters and I'm white, my dad god rest is sole taught us all not to see colour but to see the person who as a good heart ,,,, my best friend growing up was a black lad but like I say again we dont see colour, Mr King rest in peace my brother,,and Scott you done an amazing filming location what a legend mr King was stay safe out there brother love mr b Robin hood county uk 👍 👊 🙏 let's all unite against the evil out there peace to all 🙏
The reason why Martin Luther King's childhood home was gated off was because a crazy girl tried to burn it down. Smh. It was all over the news. This was a beautiful video. Was a pleasure to watch on the last day of Black History Month ❤
A black girl tried to burn it down
I remember hearing about that. That was horrible!
Just trifling.
Just Crazy 😢
I live in Atlanta I remember back in 2016 I was working and we had no work and my co worker told me where Martin’s grave was at I was down the street from it so I went to go check it out and my job didn’t mind. I went and saw his and his wife Coretta’s grave, I saw the church they used to attend to, and the SCLC place they used to be at as well and I was amazed to be there cus I love MLK and the security guard was nice as well she just told everyone don’t sit on the thing where the graves were at but we can take photos. The experience was amazing for me.
Thank you Scott for this wonderful vlog of Martin Luther King. Well Done! I enjoyed learning about his background.
Thank You Scott for always displaying respect for races and creeds. This one here had me a little emotional thinking about the riots here in DC. I was 6 at the time, but I remember it vividly. I will be traveling to the ATL soon. A little disappointed King's childhood home isn't open. 😢
HOW DISRESPECTFUL "MARTIN" PUT SOME RESPECT ON HIS NAME 🤬🤬
I haven't been there since I was a child. I'd like to go back some time.
I remember being a little girl I met Coretta Scott king in the mid 80's she and Rosa parks came to Toledo Ohio where I'm from to do the dedication for Dr king our church choir sang lift every voice " I also had a solo I sung the greatest love of all". And Mrs. King hugged me I got a standing ovation I never forget the hugs from Rosa parks and Coretta Scott king ❤ thanks Scott ❤
As a native American from Colorado USA feel so honored to be able to take this walk with you,for I know that I'll never see this place in person, I'm so thankful for the huge sacrifice Dr.King made in His lifetime and the how his story ended, but as we all know ,he's dream n prayers and the hard work was not in vain,for we,as children of black and brown people will overcome, thank you, Scott for this wonderful experience,
What a beautiful way to finish off Black History Month. ✊🏾 MLK was a huge trailblazer for Civil & Human Rights. I wonder what the world would be like today if he was still alive. I thank you so much for taking the time to explore our AA culture. Im truly humbled by your pure spirit and dedication towards keeping Black HIStory alive. I am big supporter of your channel. ❤
After the sad times i've had this year nothing gives me more joy than to support you. from Vickie❤
That's a Cool grave surrounded by water...Wow! Beautiful. RIP Mr. King n Wife. ❤
That was breathtaking ♥️
The site where dr Martin Luther king is honored , remembered and his tribute is just beautiful hard to view without remembering what a great man he was as was his wife. A beautiful tribute hearing his words being spoken throughout his memorial was heartbreaking and powerful to think he’s gone. Thank you Scott so much I may not get to Atlanta but am grateful I got to see his memorial site , again thank you.
Ikr? Woth all due respect it's my fav grave to see next to the late great Muhammad ali's 💯
Wonderful way to end Black History Month!
R.I.P. to MLK,his wife Coretta,
and his children Yolanda and Dexter.
Awesome video as always,Scott!
Thank you Scott. Your respect and honor for all the people you tell us about is exemplary. This one for Dr. and Mrs. King was truthful and moving. I'm 70 years old remember very well the horror of his assassination and the aftermath.
Thank you so much, Scott. This was so powerful. " One single issue at a time" I as a ' blah,' white' child born 1960,n was raised with a mother who taught me to see no color. Thanks, Mom. Dr King is one of the most powerful, insightful men that ever drew breath. We have so much thanks to give him.
Beautiful. MLK had a profound impact on me age 11 all the way over here in New Zealand. His vision, his work and commitment to his people was amazing. Now at 42, over my last 30+ years I have read, watched and learnt so much more about this great man and this important movement. I love that you let the places, words and visuals tell the story. Compelling. Remembrance. Hope. I hope to visit one day soon. Much love to you Scott long time fan, love your videos. Rest in Power Dr King and Mrs King.
....Wow Scott......This Brought TEARS to my eyes watching....Bringing back memories of My Parents teaching my Brother and Sisters on who Martin Luther and his wife Coretta was and what they meant to us all... You showed so much GRACE to this and I want to THANK YOU BROTHER. U have such a Great HEART. BLESSU BROTHER.
That is the first time that I have seen MLKing's gravesite. It is so magnificent and awe inspiring. it brings tears to my eyes. Truly a sad part of our history. Rest in Paradise Martin Luther and Coretta Scott King.
This is truly humbling, we lost a great man who taught the world we haven't for each other since....RESPECT
The first time I went to Dr. King's grave in the early 80's there wasn't the fountain and you could walk right up to the marble crypt and touch it. I felt like I was touching something truly special.
19:45 One of the most beautiful and moving pieces you have done. Made me cry, thank you.
Thank you so much Bonnie ❤️
This brought tears to my eyes as well 😢
Wow thank u I live in Scotland uk and would have never in my life time have seen his grave what a great man of this world xx
Powerful, poignant, beautiful. Thank you Scott.
Scott this is by far one of the most loved videos. I love anything to do with history so thank you
Why is it that good people die soon...yet the evil last around?... I have my opinion...do you?
Thank you, Scott, for this video. May others walk in the same footsteps as Dr. King ❤🙏❤️
I always had the upmost respect for martin luther king jr. and what he stood for, there's always been discrimination in america and dr. king did his best to help suppress it before he was murdered. Scott, another great job with this video that's so very meaningful to the history of our country.
Thank you for this video. My husband and my son and I visited Marion, Alabama to see Coretta Scott King's Childhood Home and the church where her Father preached. ❤
This was fantastic Scott👍
SIR, THIS VIDEO HAD ME IN TEARS! THE MUSIC ITSELF IS SO POWERFUL! YOU'RE BECOMING A LEGEND IN PUTTING TOGETHER THESE VIDEO CONTENTS! YOU HARDLY EVER SAID ANYTHING IN THIS VIDEO & IT WAS AMAZING HOW YOU JUST LET IT FLOW! THIS IS GOAT STUFF!
GREATEST
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Thank you so much Clark !
I had no idea that their resting place was like that. Just beautifully filmed and the music was on point. I think this might be my favorite video you have done. ❤
Hey Scott you are near me in my hometown! Thanks for sharing ❤ Yes, The KING center memorial is awesome and so beautiful
Hi Charlene! Love it here!
Your video on MLK was so good that I am compelled to give you a shout out. Excellent work, and thank you. We all miss so much this man of honor.
I appreciate that thank you so much
The most beautiful resting place for two of the most amazing people ❤
I know you're gonna dig this Atlanta Georgia 🇺🇸
Atlanta Georgia 🇺🇸
Atlanta Georgia 🇺🇸
I know you're gonna dig this Atlanta Georgia 🇺🇸
Why do you keep posting the same comment over and over?
Lol
Thanks for taking me on your journey. You always show so much respect to the departed and their families. You are a class act ❤
Thanks so much for this, Scott. I came here to New York from Maryland in 1968 with my mom & lived downstairs in the basement apartment in my grandmother and aunt’s house. I remember being upstairs in my grandmother’s house in the living room and I saw Dr. King’s funeral procession on tv. I didn’t understand who he was, then, cause I was age 5 going on 6 that year. As I got older & did more research and watching documentaries, I fully loved and appreciated him as well as Coretta for everything they’ve done in the name of civil rights. After Dr. King was assassinated, Coretta picked up where he left off & kept his memory alive. This video got me very teary eyed. I miss Dr. Martin & Coretta Scott King very much. Thanks again. Much love to you.
You are so welcome thank you for watching ❤️
Wow Coretta been without MLKJr for 38 years until she reunited with her husband! Blessed to the families of MLK Jr.
Scott I must say that you have outdone yourself I hope that everyone who celebrates black history month sees this footage that you have posted it's very that we understand why we celebrate Black History month, very well done Scott😊🙏
I echo the same comments as everyone else to THANK YOU Scott On Tape. I've been watching your channel for a while. Loved your Emmitt Till video, Black music artists, you do me proud. Keep up the good work 👍🏾 This video was on point. I've been there three times but only got one chance to go inside the house. If you get a chance, tour the house. It is amazing. Toys he would have played with, food items his mother would have used to cook with 😊 Again thank you. 👍🏾✌🏾♥️
Thank you so very much Loletha for watching ! And I hope I get inside the house soon I was so disappointed I didn’t get to go in
I’m from the U.K., and have been watching your videos on and off for the last few days, this one I have to say was so beautifully done, I’m not sure I will ever get to visit Martin Luther kings resting place, but from your video I can see how wonderful it is, and it brought me to tears. Thank you
I toured Dr. King’s childhood home. At the time I was there the King Center was undergoing renovations! Mrs King was still alive. Such a Great Man! Who made a huge sacrifice for us all! Let Freedom reign!! Thanks Scott! Really love this one! 🙏🏽
Very nice! Was waiting for this one!
Thank you Scott, the right time for black history
OMG the graves of both of them are beautiful this whole video was beautiful ❤
Thank you Scott. You have been showing some great videos.👍. My family is like a rainbow filled with all colors, and ethenic back ground. We don't know the meaning of hate, or discrimination. We were taught to love everybody. Respect everybody. We know we can't change the past but we can try to make the future better for our children. Knowing you can't make people love you. But we teach is the truth. Violence don't solve nothing. We enjoy your videos.so keep doing what you are doing. Know we love and appreciate you. Feb is also heart month. Again thank you. Much Gratitude from all of us to you. Love, Respect and Positivity Always. Vee.✌️✌️💕🖖🦋🌻🙏🙂👋👣.
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Thank you for the beautiful video
Thanks Scott for sharing the black history moment for the late Martin an Coretta Scott king
thank you so much I couldn't have imagine how beautiful martin Luther king museum and monument with his wife would be so beautiful..I wouldn't have ever seen this I thank you sir
Greetings from southern Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 thanks for the presentation
This one of yours moved me. With all due respect, Dr.Kings grave is arguably the most peaceful and beautiful looking next to the late great Muhammad ali's. 🙏🕊💯
Hello Scott this is LaTonya love your Channel I will always support your Channel
Wow this was amazing beyond words. This is my first time seeing his burial and they did an incredible job. It is so surreal to me that a man who made such incredible changes and is a huge part of history is resting right in front of you. Thank you for this incredible video.
What an inspiration to all. Thank you for taking us along, Scott.
Thank you Scott ! I am a volunteer tour guide at the King Center . You did a good job! And you are correct about their being so much more to see there ! There are two museums and 3 bookstores as well ! And the famous Auburn Avenue! I watch all of your videos ! Thanks for what you do ! Keep up the good work!!!
Thank you so much Linfred! I LOVED my experience at the museum. An incredible place, a special place.
My god, how beautiful their resting place is .. this video was very emotional to me .. scott, you out did yourself on this one ..
Thank you so much. So beautifully done. Perfect way to end Black History Month.
Rest in Peace Martín Luther King Hi Scott greetings to you from London UK
Amazing work my friend! You did a terrific job on this video. Great history and a sad day when he was assassinated. He was a national treasure and may he R.I.P.
I've been to the King site a couple of times it deserves our utmost respect
Thanks scott found that very interesting hugs from dublin ❤
Thank you for visiting, recording & sharing Scott. This is so emotional. Really makes you sit back & think where our world is huh? 😢
Such A Beautiful Tribute 😢
Scott thank you so much this video on Reverend Dr Martin Luther King Jr was so beautiful.. .
Right on Scott!!!!!!!!!
What a beautiful video you did of Martin Luther King Jr..
" I HAVE A DREAM "
his FAMOUS WORDS..
What a GREAT MAN he was RIP..🙏
THANK YOU SCOTT ❤
Thank you, Scott! Beautiful way to wrap Black History Month. ❤
Scott, I always forget that you can donate and through the comments. I just wanted to send you this as an extra because I really appreciate everything you do and wanted to support the greatest YT channel I know. Hope you make it home soon and safe. Hugs to you and Shady ❤
You are the best thank you my dear Flo❤️ I’m headed home (finally) in just a couple of days and I’ll be back with Shady. Your generosity is deeply appreciated. You’re awesome !
Thank you, Scott. Your hard work is truly inspiring and amazing. Thanks for honoring Black History Month, your platform will truly rise. 🙏🏾🌹
Thank u so much for showing is his resting place . Sitting here in tears was so powerful you are appreciated!!!
Amazing as usual that was a very sad day never should of happened none of what’s happening should be happening you are so respectful and amazing Scott much love always ❤
This is one powerful video, really hits deep, my Mother taught me from a very young age that we should respect everyone, no matter your race, religious beliefs, we're all equal. Some of the most inspirational people to walk this earth were Black, MLK, Rosa Parks, Bob Marley. Still to this day their message is just as powerful.
Beautiful video, I remember visiting that museum as part of a 4 day field trip in my 6th grade class visiting Atlanta with the rest of my classmates and teachers as a end of the year trip, we were picking up on so much about the civil rights movement and I never got tired of it. We also visited the grave of Dr. king and his wife. I love every bit of the video, thank you Scott for sharing this with the rest of us.
Thank you Scott. I had that on my bucket list and knew I would never get there. Another great video
Hi Scott, thank you for sharing this, I loved it. I always wanted to know where Martin Luther King Jr., and his wife was buried they are a big part of history and always will be. I hope one day I can go there to see it in person. It is really sad to what happened to him, he was a great man. RIP Martin Luther King Jr and to his wife as well.
My favorite video of yours!!!! Dr. King has always been a hero of mine even when I was 2 years old!
This is beautiful Scott
Hey Scott 👋
That was one incredible video.....done perfectly!
One place I would really love to visit.....
Been to Memphis.....never Atlanta !
What an incredible Legacy Dr King left us ! And what a turbulent year 1968 really was !
Peace ✌️
Cheers 🎙🎶🥂
Thank you Paul!
Love the museum lots of interesting things to see and read.the fire station was a beautiful building and the fire engine was magnificent so shiny everything well looked after. The guy had some very interesting things to say also. Loved the church I could almost smell the wood and polish just beautiful. His and his wife's resting place is just amazing unbelievable what a beautiful place to rest forever. Thanks so much for sharing this Scott I found it so interesting. I actually sent it to my friend in Teennase ( originally from Michigan where I visited in 2018 ) I've told her she must watch your videos your amazing . Anyway can't wait for the next one love from West Yorkshire UK 🇬🇧 🩷🩶🖤💚💙💜🩷
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Scott you did a beautiful job, the beauty they have created for them is angelic . ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Scott I watch your videos all the time. This was such a beautiful tribute to Dr. King and Mrs. King. I want to thank you for a wonderful tribute during Black History Month. I enjoyed this very much. God bless you.
This is the most poignant site in all the world, so befitting for one of the greatest humans that ever lived. His legacy has been well preserved almost 60 years on. Great job Scott. You always pick the right music to accompany your videos as well. RIP to his son Dexter who recently passed, and continued strength and resilience to Bernice and the rest of the King family.
Beautiful gravesite! Thank you again. This is another masterpiece.
Great musical selection when you were by Martin and Coretta’s grave site
This is a bucket list place i want to visit
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So respectively and beautifully done.
Love your videos Scott. A lot of cool history you be sharing. Keep it up. 🙌🏾
VERY WELL DONE. THANK U SIR FOR THIS VIDEO.
Lovely Scott. You do everything so respectfully. Will will ever learn to live with each other? God bless the legend.♥️♥️
Thank you Scott that was a memorable walk to take with you. He was a wonderful man. Have a blessed day Karen.
A very powerful and emotional video...thank you
Great video, Scott. It's very interesting to see those places. Thank you ❤
I live n birmingham & i hope to visit Dr. King's historic museum one day. This is definitely on my to do list.
Wow , thank you for sharing ! It’s breathtaking. Will plan to visit 😊
Awesome tour! Love the music when you're visiting their final resting place. Thanks
What a beautiful video about the amazing Martin Luther King Jr. I remember hearing about those great places, I always wanted to go hopefully one day. Then learning about the great Martin Luther King Jr in school. His speech just makes me cry every time from hearing it to reading it. What an amazing man he was. More people should definitely be like you & him for y’all are about unity & loving & accepting people for whom they are & that’s how we all should be. This world needs more love like that. Thank you as always sweet Scott❤️
This was all very moving, thanks for bringing us along. The monument and park is a very fitting tribute for such a great man. My parents always brought Dr. King up alongside Nelson Mandela examples of the struggles for equality and civil rights in different countries and I’m glad to be able to show them his and his wife’s final resting place. RIP Dr. & Mrs. King
What a powerful video thankyou Scott
Such a beautiful resting place
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Great video scott, you are killing it with these videos, this man was legendary who fought for rights, i love the exhibition you showed us at the start, there is so much history in that place.
This was SO touching and very well done. Ive always wondered where MLK was buried and what kind of memorial there was for him. This blew me away, and Im SO glad to see they preserved all of this in his memory. I loved they put a beautiful pool around his and Coretta's graves, it is stunning. Thank you Scott for showing this. It gave me chills watching this. ❤
Thank you so much for this video! What a moving tribute to such a wonderful man and his incredible wife. I will be making my way to Atlanta to see this in person for sure.
Such a beautiful resting place!! The water is so beautiful!! Thank you so much for sharing these places with us!! RIP Martin Luther King Jr!!😢😢😢😢 your a kind man Scott!! Thank you so much!! Stay blessed!! Peace!! 💙💙❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏💖💖💜💜💕💕💕🙏🙏🙏😢😢😢✌️✌️✌️
Beautifully done Scott, ty so much.
Hi Scott, thank you so much for sharing this video (Brought me to tears)
For the atrocity behavior people of color (I am a proud woman of color and it breaks my heart) what we had to endure BUT also for the legacy he and his wife has left for everyone to see.
We, as a people, still have a long way to go.
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