• Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Regiment Memorial - This renowned statue is a must-visit in Boston, taking 14 years to complete and standing as the first monument in America honoring Black soldiers.
• Massachusetts State House - The seat of the Massachusetts legislature and the mayor’s office, this stunning building with its iconic gilded dome offers a fantastic photo opportunity.
• Museum of African American History - Discover the rich history of the Underground Railroad on the north slope of Beacon Hill.
• Abiel Smith School - Visit the first Black public schoolhouse in America, a historic building that was groundbreaking in its time.
• Phillips School - Explore how Massachusetts became the first state to desegregate schools, dating back to 1855!
• Rouvalis Flowers - Stop by the renowned flower shop that adds vibrant color to this charming neighborhood.
• Lewis Hayden House - Learn about the abolitionists who sheltered fugitive slaves on the Underground Railroad, including the legendary Lewis Hayden and his famous standoff with federal marshals.

• Bottled water

Discover Boston’s rich history in the abolitionist movement as you wander through the charming, cobblestoned streets of Beacon Hill, renowned as one of America’s most picturesque neighborhoods. Explore 50 significant Underground Railroad sites that earned historic Boston the title of the “cradle of equality.”

Gain insight into the lives of historic Black Americans, many of whom played pivotal roles in shaping the city’s and the nation’s future.

The tour is led by a local Beacon Hill resident with over a decade of experience as a photographer and videographer in downtown Boston. Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and get ready to capture some stunning photographs!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.