They Found the Rosa Parks Bus
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- čas přidán 25. 10. 2022
- Bus #2857 was retired in the early 1970s, Roy H. Summerford of Montgomery bought it and used it as a tool shed for many years not knowing what an incredible piece of history he had.
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This bus is so beautiful, can we please get that kind of car style back?
Edit: These sitting rules back then were even more crazy than I thought o.O
So happy that this very significant historical evidence has been preserved. Unbelievable that such dispicable laws against fellow human beings existed! Appalling! Thanks for bringing to us.
The farmer had that bus, but that it would be the Rosa Park's bus was just a rumor. Until a widow of a Montgomery police officer reports to a local museum. Her husband had built up an enormous archive during his career. On one of the documents was to read the car number of the Rosa Park bus. This matched the bus at the farmer. Then it was proven that this was the right bus.
Pretty cool part of history! I wish the tour guide would have also told that Rosa Parks was chosen to start the bus protest. It wasn't an accident she was there and the strike on riding the busses was pre planned as well. I think it adds to the story to know that planning was involved and many people supported her. Thinking of her as a single hero (which she was and very brave) is inspiring but knowing the whole picture is more historically accurate.
Yes all because of what happened to EMMETT TILL
She was so brave. Great video
Chris, Thank you for posting this historic video of how it really was back in the 50's. I joined the US Army in 1959, and remember traveling to Fort Gordon, Georgia from the Northwest. I was really naive with regard to how African Americans were treated in the south. Needless to say how much I learned in a few hours when I arrived in Georgia.
I'm so sorry she had to go through all of that unnecessary bs.
Please show more history like this. your videos are truthful and interesting. Thankyou
One of the best places you have visited. Great job
They did a beautiful restoration on the bus. This brought some emotional feelings out in me. Thanks for your videos.👍😎
Love it thanks for sharing
Found your channel just in time. Good work as always
thank you Chris, Because of you we don't have to go there to visit. we can able to watch your video's using our phone..
I love the Henry Ford museum and Greenfield village. it's a great experience. did they still have Lincoln chair?
yes
Wow! I had no idea that they saved the entire bus that Rosa Parks rode on.
I remember back in 2009 that bus was being moved around to different places. It was in Pueblo Colorado of all places for quite awhile, before it was restored. As I got to see it. Assuming it is the same bus!The one I saw was pretty beat up xD.
the farmer who bought the bus for a 100 bucks laughed all the way to the bank lol
I can't think what my parents went thought in that time. They would be 9 and 7 years old in 1957 my friends.
Amazing love the videos.
Now that is something I could into history about Rosa Parks bus.Thank you for sharing it and can't wait for more from the museum.
Great video! Thank you!
Thanks Chris, really interesting video. Unbelievable history that we need to remember. Glad you shared this for us 👊👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
Thank you for showing us! ❤
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!!
Well done. Thank you.
this guy is really amazing... historical documentary for our educational. love it Chris.⭐♥️💯
Been there a cpl times for my kids school trips. A lot of amazing history. I would recommend it.
I used to go here for my field trips when I was a kid I’m from southgate
That's really cool to see the bus.
What an awesome piece of history. Thanks for bringing it to us, Chris!
That's was awesome..thank you for sharing..Cdog
THANK YOU CHRIS,,VERY COOL..I LIKE WHAT YOUR DOING..STAY WELL
When I was in grade school, this style of bus was still used by our city! Hard to fathom that just 7 years before I was born! To think people who were a different color had to sit in a separate section? Ridiculous!! Yes.. the civil war did not automatically change things!! It’s understandable that who are black , might still be a bit gruntled about the way they were treated.. if the table was turned , people who are white might still be upset too. Not hard to understand at all! People who pretend bigotry and racism still don’t exist are wrong! We all need to make sure ALL people are treated equally and fairly
That was great! Thanks
Wow, very cool to see this.
Amazing is right. Heartbreaking that black Americans had to go through that. I will never understand being prejudice.
wow how coolgod bless rosa she was a great lady
Such a dark stain on US history. I have so many friends of color today I can’t imagine how hurt and torn I would have been if I were alive in those days.
Thx Chris! 😊
Cool stuff
The Rosa Park bus wow! Wow she would not move and good for you Rosa!
Fascinating Time Thank You Chris wow!
Thank you🥰
neat find!!!!
wow so interesting thanks for showing us this stuff. uk
Total respect to Rosa parks !!! ❤
Don't mind the Short clips.
wow, the school system has failed me! I thought rosa parks was just a song from Outkast turns out I learn more from CZcams.
This is really cool I want to go to that museum worth the drive from Toronto
It’s very worth it there’s a bunch of cool stuff here
What made her do that. She said she thought about what happened to Emmitt Till in Money Mississippi.
We as people should examine ignorance before using it; whether on front or back of a bus; it's still the same bus ..
I went to the Civil Rights museum in Memphis and I thought the bus there was the Rosa Parks’ bus.
Conflict is the second name of life.
This is so sickening to see how brown skin people were treated. Thanks for sharing and using your platform to teach us
It looks in great condition. Could this be a replica???
It’s been restored 😂
A beautiful vehicle with an ugly past
This is why monuments, even those that reflect negatively on our history, should never be removed, or destroyed.
God bless Mrs Parks, please do not let her courage be undermined by current or future politics.
But monuments celebrating genocide and slavery should be removed.
@@Yu-hx5jo Those ought to remain, perhaps more than others.
Those are two things we should never forget happened - monuments and statues ensure we never do forget.
You gotta be slow asf if you ain’t know where this was, that museum has everything & has had it for years‼️
Where is this museum
Rosa had to sit in the back of the bus .
Big deal !
She was not a slave , nor would did she ever know anything about being a slave .
The slaves had it much worse than Rosa , MLK , Malcolm x and Ice Cube .
How dare they compare themselves to those poor slaves !
She rode bus 2455..
Are you reposting videos? I swear you posted this years ago?
Rosa was not the first woman of color to refuse to give up her seat. Another young Lady did it first, but didn't get the credit.
How do they know FOR SURE
THIS WAS " THAT BUS"?
HOW COULD YOU LOSE A BUS.
Good question, but does it really matter. The history is still the same.
The owners listed the bus on eBay for $100,000 but no one bid on it. But the listing did generate a lot of publicity. The owners relisted it on another auction site for $50,000 starting bid. By that time everybody wanted it. The museum won the auction with a bid of $492,000.
Neat! Glory to Ukraine🇺🇸🇺🇦❤🤍💙💛
That's the way it should still be
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I still can't believe those black African slave owners just sold they're slaves like that. The facts are crazy, eh
That was a staged media event. She was an actress
I been here a few times it’s 15 mins from my house lol
The same happening to the Palestinians now in Palestine apartheid, ethnic cleansing, genocide.
It looks in great condition. Could this be a replica???
Listen to the whole video. It was restored at a cost of c.$200,000.