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Brought to you by our Racial Justice Working Group

The Black Heritage Trail is a 1.6-mile walking tour that explores the history of Boston’s 19th
century African American community who primarily lived on the north slope of Beacon Hill.

When: Saturday, September 30, 2023
10:00am – Meet at the church if you would like to carpool to Boston.
11:00am – Tour begins with a National Park Service tour guide.

Meet us at the 54th Regiment Memorial on Beacon Street, across from the State House
Cost: The tour is free, but please consider making a donation to the National Park Service for trail upkeep and/or tipping our tour guide. If you wish to visit the Museum of African American History before or after our tour, you will need to reserve tickets and there is an entry fee.

Accessibility Information: This trail navigates a hill and consists of sharp inclines and small and uneven concrete sidewalks. Occasionally there are obstructions on the sidewalk that may be difficult to navigate around.

Please use this sign-up genius to register.
**The sign-up should have the person’s name and phone number, plus a place to
indicate if he/she:
Will meet us at the tour site
Will meet at the church and is willing to take passengers and how many passengers
Will meet at the church and would like to ride with someone