I call my photography my "Third Act". I spent about 25 years on radio, about 25 years on TV. Now, in "retirement", I'm focusing more on photography, though I have used a camera most of my life. On these pages you'll find photos I have taken since childhood. Hope you enjoy! Please do not post these photos anywhere without permission.
Showing posts with label Montgomery Alabama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Montgomery Alabama. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 15, 2022
Gallery Open Through Thursday 2-24-22
The Montgomery Cultural Arts Center, the city of Montgomery, and THE
Anita P. Folmar Gallery at the Montgomery Cultural Arts Center (formerly the Armory Learning Art Center)
Thursday, September 30, 2021
Scene of Justice Served
The Federal District Court Building in Montgomery overlooks the Greyhound Station in which Freedom Riders were assaulted by members of the KKK as city city police looked the other way on May 15, 1961, Mothers Day.
Rulings by Federal Courts cleared the way for desegregating public transit across the country, Alabama included.
The bus station is now the Freedom Rides Museum.
The old Federal Court building is to the right of the Museum.
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About Me
- Tim Lennox
- Montgomery, Alabama, United States
- I was born in The Bronx, but have lived in Alabama since 1976. I semi-retired on April 30th 2019, the 50th Anniversary of my first (radio) broadcast. I have since started a Part-Time job as a docent in The Alabama Capitol Building.