Embarking on a private walking tour of the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) offers a profound journey through pivotal moments in African American history. Enhanced by headphones connected to my wireless microphone, this setup ensures clarity, providing a personal connection to the narratives we explore, regardless of ambient noise.

The headphones are not just a convenience; they bridge us to the past, deepening understanding and allowing for reflection amidst the public museum setting. As we move through the exhibits, I will guide you from the early days of slavery to the civil rights movement and beyond.
A Journey Through Galleries

We begin with the Slavery and Freedom exhibit, where stories of resilience and hope are vividly brought to life. The Era of Segregation gallery highlights the challenges and triumphs against Jim Crow laws, offering insights into the civil rights victories.

2 hours • Admission Ticket Included