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Museum Entrance

Welcome to the Museum of Ruby Bridges. Museum Entrance. Artifact 23. Back Wall Artifact. School. Brave Girl. Infancy. Ruby’s Struggles. Room Five. Curator’s Offices. Curator’s Office. Chris and Geneva.

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Museum Entrance

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  1. Welcome to the Museum of Ruby Bridges Museum Entrance Artifact 23 Back Wall Artifact School Brave Girl Infancy Ruby’s Struggles Room Five Curator’s Offices

  2. Curator’s Office Chris and Geneva Chris: I am a great dancer, basketball player, football player, and baseball player. I love life and want to be successful in life also. Geneva: I am a brilliant writer, I can be very creative, I played the piano for 3 years, I love to be great in life and become a famous writer. Return to Entry Note: Virtual museums were first introduced by educators at Keith Valley Middle School in Horsham, Pennsylvania. This template was designed by Dr. Christy Keeler. View the Educational Virtual Museums website for more information on this instructional technique.

  3. Infancy Room 1 Artifact 3 Return to Entry

  4. School Room 2 Artifact 6 Artifact 7 Return to Entry

  5. Ruby’s Struggles Room 3 Artifact 10 Artifact 11 Return to Entry

  6. Brave Girl Room 4 Return to Entry

  7. All grown up Room 5 Artifact 18 Artifact 17 Artifact 20 Artifact 19 Return to Entry

  8. Tylertown, Mississippi Ruby Bridges was born in small town called Tylertown, Mississippi. Tylertown was first know as the Magee settlement. Linked citation goes here Return to Exhibit

  9. She is Born Ruby Bridges was born on September 8,1954 in Tylertown, Mississippi. She grew up on a farm that was shared between her parents and her grandparents. At the age of four, her parents wanted her to have a better life as a young girl. So they moved to a bigger city, New Orleans. www.RubyBriges.com Return to Exhibit

  10. Attending School Ruby Bridges was only 6 years old when she attended William Frantz school for Whites in the 1960s. WWW.Biography.com Return to Exhibit

  11. William Frantz Elementary Ruby Bridges attended William Frantz school for Whites in New Orleans, Louisiana. Ruby’s mom wanted Ruby to have a good education, so she let Ruby go to the all white school. www.Biography.com Return to Exhibit

  12. Federal Marshals Federal Marshals protected Ruby from screaming, cursing White Men and Women. They were also throwing things and shouting mean things. “Oh,Freedom over Me! 1945-1675(overview)”American History.ABC-clio.2014.web.3 Mar.2014 Return to Exhibit

  13. The Painting This is a painting of Ruby going to school painted by Norman Rockwell. This painting shows Ruby going to school with the Federal Marshals walking with her to school . www.softschools.com Return to Exhibit

  14. “No” to integrate White parents protested, because they did not want to integrate the school. The parents went inside the school and took their children out . When Ruby entered the school, the parents did not want to integrate so that’s why they took their children out of the school building. www.Palmbeach.k.12.Fl.US Return to Exhibit

  15. Could not eat or sleep School was not easy for Ruby. It was hard for her to eat and sleep at night . She would have nightmares and go to her mom for comfort. Her mom would tell her to pray. She wouldn’t eat in the cafeteria, because she was afraid to sit with the Whites. So Ruby had lunch with her teacher Mrs. Henry, a white teacher that taught her. www.pbs.org Return to Exhibit

  16. Threatens A women threaten to poison Ruby. Also, a women displayed a black doll in a wooden coffin. Ruby experienced screaming and crowds throwing things and cursing at her. www.Biography .com Return to Exhibit

  17. Family Ruby's family struggled, because her father , Abon lost his job. Ruby's grandparents lost place of tenant farmers and her family was threaten. www.Palmbeach.k.12.Fl.US Return to Exhibit

  18. The Negativity Ruby had to face all the rude, cruel, negativity that the white people were giving in the crowd. At the time, Ruby thought it was something like Mardi Gras. Ruby was very young, and she didn’t know what was going on at the time. www.RubyBrides.com Return to Exhibit

  19. Big crowds and police everywhere Big crowds and police were everywhere, it was crazy for Ruby to go to school. Seeing large crowds everyday, hearing the same threats everyday, seeing the police there everyday, and being escorted to school by the Federal Marshals is to much for an average adult, let alone a child. Linked citation goes here Return to Exhibit

  20. Brave Girl Ruby Bridges was a brave girl, because she was able go through all of the adversity and threats everyday. www.RubyBridges.com Return to Exhibit

  21. Wasn’t afraid of anything Charles Burks said ”,She never cried, she didn’t whimper, she just marched along like a solider, and were all proud of her.” www.softschools.com Return to Exhibit

  22. “Through my eyes” “Through my Eyes” was written by Ruby Bridges. It’s about Ruby and her life though a journey that was difficult and rough, but her bravery and courage made Ruby stand tall and not let no one bring her down. www.sholastic.com Return to Exhibit

  23. Making new friends Ruby made some White friends at her new school. It was hard for Ruby, but she lived, learned and she made life better for herself. www.RubyBriges.com Return to Exhibit

  24. Ruby Realizes When Ruby started growing up, she began to realize that when she was little, she didn’t know what was going on and didn’t understand what it meant. www.RubyBridges .com Return to Exhibit

  25. Honored Ruby was honored by the US Marshals for her bravery as a child. They named a elementary school after her. www.softschools.com Return to Exhibit

  26. Ruby meets her teacher again This is Ruby and her teacher Mrs. Henry. Barbra Henry was the only teacher that accepted Ruby to teach. http://.www.rubybrides.org/www.nwhm.org Return to Exhibit

  27. What's she doing now ? Ruby Bridges is an author. She writes books about her life and her experiences as a child. Ruby wrote books like “Through my Eyes” and “Ruby Goes to School”. Ruby Brides Books Return to Exhibit

  28. Ruby's own family Ruby and her husband Malcolm Hall have four sons. Ruby and her husband live in New Orleans, Louisiana. Return to Exhibit

  29. Meeting Obama President Barack Obama and Ruby Bridges were in the White house discussing Ruby's painting by Norman Rockwell. Obama in this picture looks interested in the detailed painting of Ruby. Return to Entrance

  30. The Disney movie .Did you know there was a movie based on Ruby Bridges life? It was made in January 1998. Euzhan Paly directed the movie. The movie is about Ruby’s life and her experiences. Return to Entrance

  31. Ruby Quote Ruby tells about what she has experienced in this quote. When she went to school and heard all the yelling and negativity. Now she realizes that she is strong. www.RubyBriges.com Return to Exhibit

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