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Check the menu for Black Heritage Tour selections .See this list of popular outdoor events happening all over New England.
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...
Boston's Harriet Tubman House property was sold!
Harriet Tubman House of the United South End Settlements has supporters on both sides of a gentrification issue than can tear down the house.
Where are the Black People in Boston?
Blacks get together in over 100 groups organizing urban professionals, millennials, the over 50 crowd, HBCU grads, Finance and Tech professionals, photographers, community leaders and more. The Africans, Caribbeans, Jamaicans, Haitians and others have...
NCAAA Museum of the National Center for Afro-American Artists – Boston
NCAAA museum is the National Center for Afro-American Artists
Boston roof top bars you should know.
These rooftop patio bars around Boston received honorable mention from the Boston Herald newspaper.
Alba Restaurant
1486 Hancock St
Quincy, MA
Web Site
urban oasis
The Baseball Tavern
1270 Boylston St.
Boston, MA
617-867-6526
Web Site
roof deck at the Fenway
Charlie's Kitchen
10 Eliot St
Cambridge, MA
617-492-8646
Web...
Boston African American Heritage and History events.
These event are being hosted by Boston Black museums and others who offer African American History and Heritage subject material.
Blacks in Boston: A Fifty Year Retrospective video
Video Link
Hubie Jones covers 50 years of contemporary Boston history in this video. The work is hosted by the Massachusetts Historical Society.
The North was built on Slavery: explainer
Boston's first Governor wrote a memo about why Massachusetts (required) Africans for help with wars and construction.