Online Tour | Brown Foundation

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Brown v. Board National Park

View our online photo gallery of exhibits in the National Historic Site below.

This gallery will help show you what you can find at the National Park. But, visit the National Historic Site in person to experience the full power of the Brown v. Board story. The site is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (except Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day). Admission is free.

Exterior

The National Historic Site is located on Monroe between 15th and 17th Streets in Topeka, KS.

Exterior

Sign identifying the National Historic Site

Entrance

Entrance to the National Historic Site

Plaque

Plaque commemorating Monroe School, established as a National Historic Landmark in 1991.

Entry

Entryway to the Historic Site

First Floor

First Floor plan of the Monroe School interior

First Floor

Directional sign to Race and American Creed

First Floor

Directional sign to Education and Justice

First Floor

Directional sign to The Legacy of Brown v. Board of Education

First Floor

Directional sign to Expressions and Reflections

Race & the American Creed

Plaque at entrance of Race and American Creed gallery

Race & the American Creed

Opening sequence from the film

Race & the American Creed

Icon for How Segregation Came To Be

Race & the American Creed

Icon for Resistance

Race & The American Creed

Icon for War and National Service

Race & The American Creed

Icon for Education.

Race & The American Creed

Icon for Civil Rights

Race & the American Creed

The film is shown on a number of rear projection screens

Education & Justice

Plaque at entrance of Education and Justice gallery

Education & Justice

Education--The Path to Freedom is the theme of the display on the north wall.

Education & Justice

Pullout drawers reveal artifacts and additional avenues for discovery

Education & Justice

They Gave Us Good Dreams describes how 'education was everything'.

Education & Justice

Additional image of They Gave us Good Dreams

Education & Justice

A timeline of civil rights related events from 1600-1957.

Education & Justice

Elizabeth Eckford, age 15, trying to attend Central HS in Little Rock, Arkansas

Thanks for looking at this online tour. We look forward to seeing you at the National Historic Site.

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