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Explore New York’s history of slavery and resistance, visiting the African Burial Ground and sites tied to the Underground Railroad.
Explore a complex chapter of American history on this New York City Slavery and Underground Railroad Tour. Over 150 minutes, a local guide connects the lives of enslaved people to the city’s past, revealing stories of resistance, escape, and the people who offered help at great personal risk.
Visit the site of New York’s first slave market, the African Burial Ground and its memorial, and Fraunces Tavern. Along the way, learn about the Underground Railroad, a network of secret routes and safe houses that helped enslaved African Americans seek freedom in free states and Canada. Hear accounts of uprisings, kidnappings, and dramatic escapes, and discover the courage of real New Yorkers who risked their lives and property to help others escape slavery.
This walking tour offers historical context alongside places that preserve the city’s layered past. Meet in front of the National Museum of the American Indian and follow the stories that shaped New York. Join the New York City Slavery and Underground Railroad Tour for a thoughtful look at history, resilience, and the pursuit of freedom.
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4.85 / 5 · 422 reviews
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4.78 / 5 · 92 reviews
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