2 hours (approx.)
Daily Tour
15 people
English
Uncover Philadelphia’s dynamic African-American heritage during this Black history-focused walking tour. Learn about the lives of enslaved people, including the daring escape of Martha Washington’s handmaid, and the Black pastor who founded African Methodist Episcopal Church. You’ll cover the city’s top attractions along the way, including the Liberty Bell and Congress Hall.
Congress Hall
Old City Hall
First U.S. Supreme Court Building
American Philosophical Society Museum
Library Hall
Thomas Jefferson Garden
First Bank of U.S.
Second Bank of U.S.
Carpenter’s Hall
Independence Square
Washington Square
Tomb of the Unknown Revolutionary War Soldier
Bicentennial Moon Tree
John Todd House
Bishop White House
Dock Creek
Merchant’s Exchange
City Tavern
Guided tour will also identify the former locations for a number of historical locations of importance including:
Philadelphia Prison Site
Benjamin Rush House Site
Quaker Meeting House Site
Quaker School Site
• Admission Ticket Free
This is the house where the first two president’s lived as well as 9 enslaved individuals.
15 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
This is the bell that sat atop of Independence Hall. It was a symbol for the abolition movement.
• Admission Ticket Free
Join the Black Journey to hear the significant to Black history on the tour!
• Admission Ticket Free
Join the Black Journey to hear the significant to Black history on the tour!
10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Join the Black Journey to hear the significant to Black history on the tour!
• Admission Ticket Free
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