From from the Washington Post. Site operated by the sister of bomb victim Addie Mae Collins.
Site includes a history of the congregation.
Two white men riding in a car with Confederate battle flags flying from the antenna sped off after an explosion in September 1963 ripped through the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, killing four black girls, an eyewitness testified on Monday. In testimony that ran counter to other eyewitness statements made to investigators, retired chef Eddie Mauldin said he saw two men, one with an anchor tattoo on his arm, suspiciously circling the church in a Rambler station wagon and then racing off after the blast. Killed in the blast were Cynthia Wesley, Carole Robertson and Addie Mae Collins, all aged 14, and Denise McNair, 11. Robbins called only two witnesses to the stand on Monday before resting the defense's case, setting the stage for closing arguments and the start of deliberations by the 12-person jury on Tuesday. Earlier in the day, Jefferson County Circuit Judge James Garretta rejected a defense motion to dismiss murder charges against Blanton.