Walking the Boston Underground Railroad is like this.
When the word went out on Beacon Hill "SLAVE CATCHERS FROM THE SOUTH ARE DOWN ON CHARLES STREET," abolitionists knew what to do. About 600 families lived on Beacon Hill at the time and...
Black heritage sites welcome tourists and visitors with content that matters.
Black site is not a label Fenway Park carries well, I would say, but then again, take another look here. Do you know the ball player in the photo?He has a "monument" at Fenway. ...
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Transportation for groups, singles or couples.
Transportation & Tours
Bus rental rates for charter bus transportation are provided to group leaders. As an authorized GrayLine agent, we quote modern coach bus models equipped with lavatory and amenities that accommodate up to 55...
Boston Black Heritage Trail tours start May 28th
Mark your calendars!
Tours of Boston’s #BlackHeritageTrail come back at 1 pm on May 28th!
Tours will run Mondays through Saturdays at 1 pm and meet at the Robert Gould Shaw/54th Regiment Memorial.
These tours are FREE!
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Black Heritage Trail NH moves to new Portsmouth location
The Black Heritage Trail of NH (BHTNH) has moved to a new location at 280 Marcy Street in the old South Meeting House in Portsmouth’s historic South End, effective April 1, 2018.
AboutBlackBoston.org offers group...
Black travelers are finding business retreats seductive.
Black travelers pack mindfulness and other cool activities into business retreats they are taking. The big fist in the photo is from Detroit, but New Englanders won't have to go that far to retreat....
Generous donor donates millions to create a Boston Martin Luther Memorial in the city.
Entrepreneur Paul English pledged millions of dollars to fund the City of Boston endorsed construction of a new Martin Luther King, Jr., Coretta Scott King permanent installation to memorialize Dr. King.
A budget of $5...
Blacks in Boston: A Fifty Year Retrospective video
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Hubie Jones covers 50 years of contemporary Boston history in this video. The work is hosted by the Massachusetts Historical Society.