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Muhammad Ali Center, a vision of the Ali family, 1 opened in 2005 and celebrates the life and legacy of the world- class boxer and global Ali first learned to box at humanitarian. Located 3 the Columbia Gym, in downtown Louisville located in the basement FOOTSTEPS OF GREATNESS for over a decade, the of Columbia Other Ali-related Louisville Landmarks: six-story multicultural Auditorium , which is center and award-winning now the Spalding • Central High School, where he graduated in 1960. museum features exhibits University Center. He was 1130 W. Chestnut Street spotlighting the six core val - invited by Joe Martin, a • Freedom Hall, home to his first professional fight. ues Ali strived to live by through - police officer who also Kentucky Exposition Center out his life: Confidence, Conviction, Dedication, Respect, worked as a boxing coach. Ali Giving and Spirituality. Highlights include a mock boxing met Martin when the young teen reported his red bicycle • Second Street Bridge. Where legend has it, Ali ring, Ali boxing memorabilia, a theater that screens a stolen. He never recovered the bike, but his fate was tossed his Olympic Gold Medal into the Ohio River short film showcasing Ali’s life, and a full-sized boxing sealed with that encounter. The gym, where Ali first prac - after being denied service in a local restaurant. ring, where a large projector displays “The Greatest,” his ticed his cutting jabs and fast footwork, is still used by • Muhammad Ali Boulevard signature fight. Address: 144 N. Sixth Street, alicenter.org Spalding athletes today. Address: 824 S. Fourth Street From E. Chestnut to Southern Parkway Fee required for admission. • Smoketown Boxing Glove Monument Cave Hill Cemetery: This scenic 296-acre Victorian era Hancock & Lampton Streets Muhammad Ali Childhood Home: Ali lived in the West National Cemetery and arboretum is the native son’s • Kentucky Rushmore Mural Louisville house during his childhood in the 1940s final resting place. Public visiting hours are daily from 1503 Bardstown Road through the early 1960s. The home was recently reno - 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. and are free-of-charge . vated, returning the home’s exte - Ali joins other famous Kentucky • Ali’s Hometown Hero Banner rior to its original pink state. icons, including KFC founder Third & River Roads A bronze marker located in Colonel Harland Sanders, front of the house reads: Louisville founder George 4 “Cassius Marcellus Clay Rogers Clark, bourbon Jr. was born on Jan. 17, legend Pappy Van Service to others 1942, at Louisville Winkle and the Hill sis - is the rent you General Hospital. He ters, former Louisville grew up and lived in school teachers and pay for your room this house. … Here is authors of the “Happy here on earth. where young Clay’s Birthday” song. Address: “ values were instilled.” 701 Baxter Avenue Address: 3302 Grand Avenue

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