Selma Historical Tours by Thelma Dianne Harris

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Selma Historical Tours by Thelma Dianne Harris Come tour with Dianne, where you will discover her "Tellin' it like it was!" T. Dianne Harris was active in the Selma Movement as a student activist.

She has firsthand knowledge of not only the Civil Rights movement in Selma, but the breadth of our city's history. She is available for full-service guided tours, Speeches, Discussions, Panel Presentations, Historical Narratives, and more. Give Dianne a call today for all of your Selma exploration needs.

Road Scholar Tourist representing (9) states visited historic Selma today. Our beautiful Library hosted our tourists as ...
10/23/2026

Road Scholar Tourist representing (9) states visited historic Selma today. Our beautiful Library hosted our tourists as I shared my 1965 story as a Student Foot Soldier. Afterwards we walked the iconic Edmund Pettus Bridge and visited the Memorial Park followed by a historic mobile tour and concluded with a delicious lunch at the Five& Dime Restaurant.
Our tourists were most engaging as the learned of the struggle . See you soon R.S.

MEJDI International Tours organized a Civil Rights Tour for tourists from Washington & Maryland.      I served as the Se...
10/23/2026

MEJDI International Tours organized a Civil Rights Tour for tourists from Washington & Maryland.
I served as the Selma Tour Guide and shared my experience as a 1965 Student Foot Soldier during lunch at Reflections Coffee Shoppe, along with Ainka Jackson, of the Selma Center for Nonviolence and Reconciliation spoke to the group concerning progress that the Center has made.
The Edmund Pettus Bridge, Memorial Park, Historic Brown Chapel A.M.E. & First Baptist Churches were visited and featured.
Thanks to MEJDI for including Selma as one of the Civil Rights Cities.

Today was a beautiful day  for touring.     The Legal Foundation Of Washington & The Endowment For Equal Justice, Seattl...
10/21/2026

Today was a beautiful day for touring.
The Legal Foundation Of Washington & The Endowment For Equal Justice, Seattle, Washington visited our Queen City. This was the third year that this wonderful organization visited us. Kudos to them for their returning visits.
We began the day with an Oral Presentation given by me at our beautiful Selma Public Library, followed by a delectable lunch at Reflections Coffee Shoppe and of course walking the iconic Edmund Pettus Bridge and visiting the Memorial Park.
Our tour concluded with a historic mobile tour of Selma. Once again we thank this wonderful group and look forward to your return.

ROAD SCHOLAR OCTOBER TOURSPic #1 October 2, 2026– 14 StatesPic  #2 October 9, 2026- 11 StatesPic #3 October 9, 2026- RS ...
10/09/2026

ROAD SCHOLAR OCTOBER TOURS

Pic #1 October 2, 2026– 14 States

Pic #2 October 9, 2026- 11 States

Pic #3 October 9, 2026- RS Tourists wearing their Good Trouble Shirts.
As always, Selma thanks RS for their consistent tours to our historic city of Selma and learning the history of the Voting Rights Movement of 1965.
See you soon.

Administrators & Faculty Members of Collegiate School Richmond,Va. gathered at Reflections Coffee Shoppe to learn the hi...
10/07/2026

Administrators & Faculty Members of Collegiate School Richmond,Va. gathered at Reflections Coffee Shoppe to learn the history of the 1965 Voting Rights Movement of Selma. Afterwards, we walked across the Edmund Pettus Bridge followed by a Mobile Tour of Selma.
Plans are to share Selma’s history by including it in their curriculum. This is a most awesome way for young students to learn many historical facts and information.
We thank Collegiate School for returning to Selma.Plans are for them to return to our Queen City soon.
As always, we welcome them.

Today, was a most pleasurable tour day meeting these two besties, Kitty& Kim from Duluth, Mn.         Expressions of tha...
10/06/2026

Today, was a most pleasurable tour day meeting these two besties, Kitty& Kim from Duluth, Mn.
Expressions of thanks was shared as the two learned of Selma’s history of 1965 Voting Rights Movement.
Selma was on their bucket lists of places to visit and today it was fulfilled. I was so honored to be a part of this historical day.
Here’s wishing them safe travels as they return home to share their educational and cultural experience in Selma.

Recently, The Catholic Mobilization Network,Washington D.C visited our Queen City. The group was a Catholic group repres...
10/02/2026

Recently, The Catholic Mobilization Network,Washington D.C visited our Queen City. The group was a Catholic group representing various medical fields.
I enjoyed sharing my experience as a 1965 Foot Solider and including the Voting/ Civil Rights struggle of Selma. This was a most interested and delightful group.
The group was most impressed by our Selma Public Library Staff and the beauty of our Library.
This has been a re-occurring group to Selma for several years and plans are to return next month with another

group.
As always we welcome their visits and returns.

Awesome Tour DayToday was a beautiful tour day meeting Steve & Judy from Israel.  I shared my experience as a 1965 Stude...
10/02/2026

Awesome Tour Day
Today was a beautiful tour day meeting Steve & Judy from Israel.
I shared my experience as a 1965 Student Foot Soldier. Afterwards we walked the Edmund Pettus Bridge and visited the Memorial Park . Steve read the Bible Verse engraved on the large stone, Joshua 4:21 in Hebrew. I found that to be very inspirational. We continued the tour by visiting the Old Depot Musuem with Beth as an awesome tour leader and a historic mobile tour of Selma.
Our tour concluded with a delectable lunch at Reflections Coffee Shoppe.
Both Steve and Judy shared their appreciation for having learned more of the Struggle of 1965.
I wished them safe travel as they visit other relatives while in the U.S. and returning home to Israel.
Selma, please note that many of our tourists come from far and near to visit our historic city.

Road Scholar Returns To Selma    Yesterday, RS Tourists braved the heat and enjoyed a most educational and cultural expe...
09/19/2026

Road Scholar Returns To Selma

Yesterday, RS Tourists braved the heat and enjoyed a most educational and cultural experience as they learned the history of the 1965 Voting/ Civil Rights Movement of 1965 here in historic Selma,Al.
Eleven states were represented. As always, we thank them for visiting us and welcome their up-coming return.

Road Scholar Returns To Selma     RS tourists were welcomed back as they began the 2026 Fall tour season.     Our touris...
09/11/2026

Road Scholar Returns To Selma
RS tourists were welcomed back as they began the 2026 Fall tour season.
Our tourists learned and gained knowledge of the Voting/ Civil Rights Movement of 1965 by T.D.Harris, 1965 Student Marcher and Foot Soldier.
Despite the rain, the Edmund Pettus Bridge Walk was one of the featured highlights of the tour along with a Mobile historic tour of Selma.
Ten states were represented. Our tour concluded with a delectable
lunch at the Five& Dime Restaurant prepared by A.C.,Emily and Tim.
Our R.S.tourists expressed their appreciation and the warm hospitality that was given/ shown to them while visiting our Queen City.
We will see this wonderful group through November. As always, see you soon and welcome back.

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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