African Americans of Concord Walking Tour

Learn about Concord’s African-American residents on this 90-minute walking tour. The tour will visit sites highlighting Concord’s history around enslavement, the first generation of self-emancipated African-Americans, and the growth of Abolitionism.

We see how these families strived to support themselves on the land and in the town and worked to shape their own destinies as free men and women. This tour departs the Concord Visitor Center at 58 Main Street.

Tours run on scheduled dates each month and by private tour request.  Reservations are required and no walk up sales are possible due to staffing.  Thank you for understanding.

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Itineraries

Brewster's Woods Wildlife Sanctuary

Trails

Canoeing & Kayaking in Concord

Emerson Playground

Great Meadows

Literary

Revolutionary War

Walden Pond

The Old Manse

Ralph Waldo Emerson House

The Wayside

Orchard House

Old Hill Burial Ground

Concord Free Public Library

Old North Bridge

Minuteman National Park Visitor Center

Concord Museum

Revolutionary Concord in a Day