Self-Guided Boston's Beacon Hill Underground Railroad Audio Tour Walking Tour
Description
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Discover a history of resistance among Beacon Hill’s cobblestone streets with a self-guided smartphone tour of underground railroad sites. Vivid audio narration brings to life the stories behind landmarks from the Charles Street Meeting House to Boston’s first integrated school. You won’t be limited by a guided tour’s fixed schedule, so you can pause for photos, take breaks, and enjoy the experience at your own pace.
- Use your phone to access a guided tour with narration
- Hear stories about African-American history in Boston
- Visit key underground railroad landmarks in Beacon Hill
- Begin and end the tour whenever you want
Included
WalknTours Solo Smart Phone guided tour "The Underground Railroad ' Beacon Hill"
Excluded
Meeting point : 70 Charles St 70 Charles St, Boston, MA 02114, USA
The tour starts at the front door of the Charles Street Meeting House on the corner of Charles Street and Mt. Vernon Street in Beacon Hill.
The tour ends at the African American Meeting House, the oldest extant black church building in America.