Raleigh African American History Tour 1 hr
Explore Raleigh's African American history with a local historian on a 1-hour walking tour, visiting historic sites and learning about the community's rich legacy.
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- • Service animals allowed
- • Infants and small children can ride in a stroller
- • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Discover the vibrant history of Raleigh's African American community on this engaging walking tour. Led by a knowledgeable local historian, you'll explore East Hargett Street, known as Raleigh's historic Black Main Street, and visit significant sites like the Hamlin and Delaney Buildings. The tour continues to East Davie Presbyterian Church, a landmark of political and architectural importance, and concludes at Cabarrus Street, home to the former Dove Music Store and Lincoln Theater. This immersive experience offers a unique perspective on the achievements and contributions of Raleigh's African American community. Book now to uncover the stories and legacy that have shaped the city.
Pros
- Explore Raleigh's Black Main Street
- Discover historic sites with a local historian
- Learn about influential African American figures
- Visit East Davie Presbyterian Church
- See the former site of Dove Music Store
- Experience Raleigh's rich cultural heritage
Includes
- Entry with a full guided tour by a local historian
- Expert historian guide experienced in public history
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Tour Highlights
- • Explore Raleigh's Black Main Street
- • Discover historic sites with a local historian
- • Learn about influential African American figures
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