Very peaceful memorial amongst the trees right on campus.
A very humbling experience. You can take self-guided tour around the Kent campus and visit many points significant to the events that occurred. Audio is available via a telephone number with point-specific recordings. There is also an indoor area with artifacts and additional detail. Make time to visit.
Heart breaking but a place all should visit. We cant ever forget these things, they are lessons we dont have to relearn.
Reflective to walk the same steps and read the actions that took place that fatefull day. Proud that my youngest is attending here for her college experience.
This was a very emotional experience for me. I was a student at KSU and on campus that day. The memorial is very well done and provides an understanding to all for what happened on May 4, 1970.
Its a very dedicated memorial site.
Great info posted around about an important date in history
This was much more than I was expecting. Unfortunately, we hadnt budgeted enough time and didnt get to explore in depth. We will be back!
Extremely emotional and moving memorial that brings forth the personalities of those affected, as well as identifying the underlying social currents.
My son Thomas played 2 lacrosse games at Kent State in Kent Oh they won both games. He is # 20.
I cannot overstate the significance of a visit. Please take the time.
A beautiful and educational memorial to a sad day in U.S. history that everyone should share with their family.
Very well thought out and maintained museum. Nicely commemorates the tragic events of that day and showcases what came of it.
A dark moment in the history of the United States that should not be forgotten.
Live 7miles from here when it happened,Mom alittle nervous because of the fact my older brother was there that day in May
Interesting tour