History of Slavery and the Underground Railroad Tour in New York
- Dive into history to uncover African Americans' profound impact on NYC's roots
- Join a guided walk to delve into the early African-American narrative of New York
- Witness landmarks like Fraunces Tavern, Trinity Church, and Wall Street's historic significance
- Pause at former Underground Railroad sites, unraveling its operations and significance
- Pay respects at the African Burial Ground National Memorial, honoring the lives lost
What to expect
Embark on an exhilarating journey through history as you delve into the captivating origins of the Underground Railroad. Explore the courageous endeavors of both men and women who established the intricate networks that facilitated liberation. Pay homage to the resilience of enslaved Africans in colonial America at an archaeological site and dedicated memorial. Witness firsthand a former station of the Underground Railroad. Engage with tales of defiance and daring escapes amidst the turbulent era of American slavery. Immerse yourself in narratives of bravery and triumph as you uncover the untold stories of ordinary New Yorkers who risked everything to aid in the liberation of others. Join us on this enlightening historical walking tour through New York City

















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