Black Heritage Trail

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14 Beacon St
Boston, MA 02108
+1 (617) 742-5415
http://www.nps.gov

The Black Heritage Trail in Boston MA is a significant historical route that highlights the rich contributions of African Americans to the city's history. Spanning 1.6 miles the trail features informative plaques and notable sites including the African Meeting House and the home of prominent abolitionist Lewis Hayden. Visitors can explore the trail to gain insight into the struggles and achievements of the Black community in Boston making it an essential stop for history enthusiasts.

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