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Boston African American National Historic Site
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Black Heritage Trail Map

Learn about the sites along the Black Heritage Trail® (click here for a larger version of the map):

Robert Gould Shaw and 54th Regiment Memorial

George Middleton House

Phillips School

John J.Smith House

Charles Street Meeting House

Lewis and Harriet Hayden House

John Coburn House

Smith Court Residences

Abiel Smith School

African Meeting House


Related Sites on Beacon Hill


David Walker and Maria Stewart House

African American churches of Beacon Hill

George and Susan Hillard House


 

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Did You Know?
In 1783, Massachusetts became the first state in the country to officially abolish slavery, after two slaves, Elizabeth “Mumbet” Freeman and Qwok Walker, successfully sued in separate cases for their freedom.
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