
Driving Home the Message of Atlanta's Civil Rights Legacy
If you join Tom Houck on his Atlanta Civil Rights Tour bus, he’s quick to tell you that he was once a driver for Dr.

Did the 'dream' die or did it endure?
Martin Luther King Jr. was many things to many people: minister, activist, visionary. But Tom Houck, former personal assistant and driver for King, saw a

As interest in civil rights tourism grows, Atlanta is a key spot
Georgia Court of Appeals Judge Anne Elizabeth Barnes grew up in Atlanta and attended Chamblee High School and Georgia State University. Despite those deep ties,

Driving Dr. King and the civil rights tour of Atlanta with Tom Houck
One day, one lunch…can change the course of your life. In the case of Tom Houck, that day took place in 1966 when he was

5 Atlanta Tours That Celebrate The City’s Past And Present
Whether you’re interested in Atlanta’s historic neighborhoods, the traditional Southern food that Martin Luther King Jr. would have eaten as he helped organize the civil rights movement or

MLK’s Driver Leads Tour Through Atlanta Civil Rights History
Fifty years ago, a 19-year-old Tom Houck stood in front of the Southern Christian Leadership Committee (SCLC) headquarters on Auburn Avenue and waited for a

Black History Month travel destinations
African-American History Month began as “Negro History Week” in February 1926, initiated by historian Carter G. Woodson to recognize achievements related to the Black Diaspora….

Martin Luther King's driver on life with a King
ATLANTA — For many, Martin Luther King, Jr., Day is a day of public service. Someone who knew Dr. King very well has made it