Raleigh African American History Tour
Explore Raleigh's African American heritage with a local historian on a 1-hour walking tour, visiting historic sites and landmarks that celebrate the community's 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 rich tapestry of Raleigh's African American history on this engaging walking tour. Led by a knowledgeable local historian, you'll explore key sites that have shaped the community's legacy. Begin on East Hargett Street, known as Raleigh's historic Black Main Street, where you'll visit the Hamlin and Delaney Buildings. Continue to the East Davie Presbyterian Church, a cornerstone of political and social life, and admire its architectural significance. Conclude your journey on Cabarrus Street, home to the former Dove Music Store and Lincoln Theater. This tour offers a unique perspective on the achievements and contributions of Raleigh's African American community. Book now to immerse yourself in this vital chapter of Raleigh's past.
Pros
- Explore Raleigh's Black Main Street
- Learn from a local historian
- Visit historic sites and landmarks
- Discover Raleigh's African American heritage
- Experience a unique cultural perspective
Includes
- Entry to the tour with a local historian
- Guided tour through Raleigh's Black History
- Introduction to achievements of Raleigh's black community
Excludes
Tour Highlights
- • Explore Raleigh's Black Main Street
- • Learn from a local historian
- • Visit historic sites and landmarks
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