The Historic Freedom Rides of 1961, which end in violence at the Greyhound Bus Station in Montgomery, Alabama, are being immortalized at the site. We present the building as a key artifact of the civil rights movement and engage the exterior with an 18-inch porcelain enamel timeline, wrapping two sides of the structure and interacting with a four-window rear-illuminated image and quote treatment. It provides a daily breakdown of the Rides themselves and profiles of the Freedom Riders, state and national political figures, and local law enforcement officals.