Raleigh African American History Tour
Discover Raleigh's African American history on a 60-minute guided tour with a local historian, exploring key sites and stories of 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
Embark on a captivating journey through Raleigh's African American History with a knowledgeable local historian. This 60-minute walking tour takes you to significant sites like East Hargett Street, known as Raleigh's Black Main Street, where you'll visit the Hamlin and Delaney Buildings. Discover the East Davie Presbyterian Church, a cornerstone of political and social life, and the former site of Dove Music Store and the Lincoln Theater on Cabarrus Street. Each stop reveals stories of resilience and achievement, offering a profound understanding of the community's impact. Join us to explore, learn, and appreciate the rich cultural tapestry of Raleigh's African American heritage.
Pros
- Explore Raleigh's Black Main Street
- Discover historic sites with a local historian
- Experience the legacy of Raleigh's African American community
- Learn about significant buildings and landmarks
- Engage with stories of influential figures
- Immerse in the cultural heritage of Raleigh
Includes
- Expert historian guide
- Guided tour through Raleigh's Black History
- Introduction to achievements of Raleigh's black community
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Tour Highlights
- • Explore Raleigh's Black Main Street
- • Discover historic sites with a local historian
- • Experience the legacy of Raleigh's African American community
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