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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Shadows Fall North film showing sponsored by the Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire.
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The film...
First Boston slave trade remarks made by a governor in 1638.
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A budget of $5...
