This three-hour walking tour of Boston examines African American history in the city. Tracing an arc from the North End to Beacon Hill, and from the arrival of the first Africans in 1638 through their fights for freedom and civil rights, this walk paints a vivid portrait of Boston's centrality to the African American experience.
3 hours
1 - 6 people
Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat - all-day
I am a journalist and founder of a company which includes a network of scholars, researchers, and other experts in art, archaeology, history and other disciplines who design and lead in-depth "walking seminars" in major cities around the world. When we're not teaching or writing, we love to spend time with intellectually curious people and show them our cities. We operate in 18 cities around the world, including: New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., London, Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, Rome, Venice, Florence, Naples, Berlin, Athens, Istanbul, Beijing, and Shanghai.
