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Boston's role in the fight to end legalized slavery is linked by the Black Heritage Trail in historic Beacon Hill. This pedestrian path is best experienced on foot, in a small group, with a knowledgeable local guide! Your 2.5-hour loop tour travels from Boston Common to visit Underground Railroad sites, elite homes of "Boston Brahmins," and abolitionist landmarks such as the African Meeting House.
Our small-group walking tour delves deeply into the years 1833 to 1863, the tumultuous years leading toward Civil War. We walk in the footsteps of 19th-century Bostonians, all of whom grappled with the "peculiar institution" of racial enslavement in the U.S.
With a captivating storytelling approach, Hub Town Tours provides the perfect introduction to Boston's role in America's "Second Revolution." As we travel past landmarks from Civil War Boston, your guide shares the gripping story of local Bostonians finding their voices and demanding an end to injustice across their young nation.
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Boston Common(Pass by)
Acorn Street
Louisburg Square(Pass by)
Phillips School
John J Smith House
Charles Street(Pass by)
Charles Street Meeting House
John Coburn House(Pass by)
Lewis and Harriet Hayden House
Otis House
Old West Church(Pass by)
20 Hancock St(Pass by)
Smith Court Residences(Pass by)
Abiel Smith School(Pass by)
African Meeting House
5 Pinckney St
Massachusetts State House(Pass by)
Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Regiment Memorial
Hub Town Tours
USD 35.15