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Explore downtown New York’s African American history on a private walk tracing landmarks, communities, and sites linked to freedom.
Follow the stories of African American New Yorkers on a private walking tour through downtown Manhattan. With a professional guide leading the way, explore places that reveal the city’s history of enslavement, community, education, faith, and the pursuit of freedom.
The route includes Wall Street, once the site of a slave market, and Five Points, described as the first free Black settlement. Learn about the First Free African Schools and Mother AME Zion, the first Black church, then discover sites associated with the Underground Railroad and the African burial ground. Your guide meets your group at your Manhattan hotel; depending on its location, you may need to take public transportation to the downtown starting point, which is not included.
Choose this private New York African American heritage walking tour for a focused, personal look at stories often hidden in plain sight. Walk the historic streets and connect the landmarks to the people who shaped the city.
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