National center for human and civil rights maze
Some information about the National Center for Civil and Human Rights.
The museum primarily honors the history of the civil rights movement of black Americans in the 1960’s, including exhibits featuring the items from the life of Dr. Martin Luther King. The museum also works to connect this movement to current movements around the world for Human Rights.
Here is a 13 minute long video with a wonderful overview and virtual tour of the facility !
Photo of the building: And before we get to the full color version, here is a photo from a similar angle of the building. Photo from Maciek Lulko on flickr.
This maze was made in 3 different versions. When you make mazes digitally you are able to revise them when want !
The original maze was done in black and white, but I went back and later took the time to colorize it (it took quite a long time). So there are 3 versions of this maze, with only a few aesthetic changes to a few pathways. I hope you enjoy them. While the first 2 versions were made to fit on 8.5 x 11 size paper, but I suggest you print on a larger size for easier solving. The third maze is the best version and the paper size fits the maze.
Here is the first maze version in black and white:
And here is the full color version which took quite a long time to make as I colored each tile of the building individually and tried to match it to a photo of the building.
And here is a blog post detailing how version #3 came to be if you like to read about art and design: MOTW# 25 Redux - National Center for Human and Civil Rights (MOTW#169). The tldr is that I recolored it, adjusted the size and added some texture.
Title: The National Center for Civil and Human Rights Maze
Artist: doyoumaze
Style: grid maze construction, available in color or black & white
Tags: Museum Maze; Georgia Maze; Building Maze
Format: free downloadable pdfs
License: free for personal use
Paper Size: 11x8.5 (2 original versions); 13.2x5.3 revised version
File Size: 35.6KB; 49.8KB; 136KB
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