This tour is scheduled for every Saturday and Sunday
in February at 1:00 and 2:00pm

Celebrate Black History Month with this special docent-led public tour!

PHOTO COURTESY OF MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY, BOSTON

From battles to espionage and harrowing tales of escape, this tour emphasizes the fact that African Americans, both enslaved and free, were present, active, and of critical importance in the American Revolution. Learn about the incredible achievements and contributions of Ona Judge, James Armistead Lafayette, and Elizabeth Freeman in the American Revolution, and how their participation resulted in the eventual abolishment of the historic institution of slavery in America. This tour will also explore George Washington’s changing relationship with the practice of slavery both privately and politically.

Included with regular Museum admission. No advance registration necessary. This tour is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Tour Schedule

Saturday, February 2 @ 1pm
Sunday, February 3 @ 1pm & 2pm
Saturday, February 9 @ 1pm
Sunday, February 10 @ 1pm & 2pm
Saturday, February 16 @ 1pm & 2pm

*There will be no Fighting For Freedom tour on Saturday, February 23 and Sunday, February 24.