Visit the Boston African American National Historic Site

The Black Heritage Trail features 14 historic sites, including the Abiel Smith School.

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Key Destinations of African-American History and Culture

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The Boston African American National Historic Site in Massachusetts offers a meaningful exploration of the city's rich African American history. Centered around the historic Beacon Hill neighborhood, the site highlights key locations associated with the 19th-century abolitionist movement and the struggle for civil rights. Visitors can learn about the lives and contributions of prominent figures such as Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison, while gaining insight into the community's role in the Underground Railroad. Through preserved homes, churches, and meeting places, the site provides an educational experience that underscores the enduring impact of African American heritage in Boston.

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