Day Trip to the International Civil Rights Center & Museum (Greensboro)

September 27

10 am–5:30 pm

The Committee on Becoming an Anti-Racist Congregation is sponsoring this day trip. The museum is in the former Woolworth's building where the historic 1960 sit-ins began, helping to spark a nationwide movement for civil rights. The trip will include a train ride to Greensboro, group lunch at a restaurant, and guided tour of the museum.

Trip Schedule

10 am

Train departs from Raleigh Union Station. You will purchase a round-trip ticket—$16 each way. Paid parking.

10:12 am       

Train departs from Cary Station. You will purchase a round-trip ticket—$12 each way. Free parking.

11:33 am        

Arrive from Raleigh or Cary and walk together to the International Civil Rights Center & Museum (7-minute walk).

12–1 pm        

We will have lunch together in the vicinity.

1 pm

Signature Staff-Guided Tour (60-75 minutes). Adults—$20; K–12—$15 (recommended for grades 7 and up; other options are available for younger children. (Judy Willians is to be paid directly.)

3:54 pm

Train departs from Greensboro Station. Arriving in Cary at 5:20 pm; Raleigh at 5:36pm.

We hope you will join us for this opportunity to learn from our past, while enjoying the company of Pullen friends! To ask questions and sign up, please email Judy Williams. The sign-up deadline is September 17.

-Committee on Becoming an Anti-Racist Congregation