Home central to voting rights story moves to Greenfield Village

A historic home in Selma, Alabama, known for its role in shaping civil and voting rights protests, is the focal point of a special segment airing on Local Four and Local Four Plus. The home, which played a crucial role as an organizing hub during the Selma movement and allegedly hosted the drafting of the Voting Rights Act, has been relocated to Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Michigan. The segment, featuring photographer Hans Ihlenfeldt, delves into the home's historical significance, its preservation, and its impact on public history at its new location.