Raleigh African American History Tour 1 hr
Explore Raleigh's African American history with a local historian on a 1-hour walking tour, visiting significant sites like East Hargett Street and the Lincoln Theater.
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- • Service animals allowed
- • Infants can ride in a pram or stroller
- • All areas wheelchair accessible
- • Transportation options wheelchair accessible
Embark on a captivating journey through Raleigh's African American history with a knowledgeable local historian. This walking tour takes you to significant sites, starting at East Hargett Street, known as Raleigh's historic 'Black Main Street.' You'll explore the Hamlin and Delaney Buildings, then move on to the East Davie Presbyterian Church, a masterpiece by a renowned black architect. The tour concludes at Cabarrus Street, where you'll discover the former site of Dove Music Store and the Lincoln Theater. Experience the rich cultural heritage and achievements of Raleigh's African American community. Book now for an enlightening exploration of history.
Pros
- Explore Raleigh's Black Main Street
- Discover historic sites with a local historian
- Learn about Raleigh's African American legacy
- Visit East Davie Presbyterian Church
- See the former site of Dove Music Store
- Experience the Lincoln Theater's history
Includes
- Full guided tour by a local historian
- Expert historian guide with museum experience
- Introduction to Raleigh's Black community achievements
Excludes
Tour Highlights
- • Explore Raleigh's Black Main Street
- • Discover historic sites with a local historian
- • Learn about Raleigh's African American legacy
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