Uncover Georgetown's Hidden Black History: A Walking Tour
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Overview
The History of Black Georgetown tour reveals the untold stories of African Americans who shaped this historic neighborhood. Explore Georgetown's past as a port and site of the slave trade, and learn about the contributions of its Black residents. Starting February 2025, tours occur the first and third Saturday of the month at 2pm. The tour includes over two hours of historical insights.




Highlights
Uncover Untold Stories: Delve into the rich history of Black residents and their impact on Georgetown's development.
Experienced Guides: Benefit from the knowledge and passion of experienced guides who bring history to life.
Historic Landmarks: The tour ends at the Mt. Zion Cemetery, a significant landmark with a profound connection to the Black community.
Refreshement Stop: Enjoy a break at Thomas Sweet Shop, providing a chance to relax and refresh during the tour.
Sentiment Analysis
Participants appreciate the tour's in-depth exploration of Black history in Georgetown and the guide's expertise. Limited tour availability might be a drawback.

Engaging historical narratives
Experienced and knowledgeable guides
Exploration of a lesser-known aspect of Georgetown's history
Opportunity to learn about significant contributions of Black citizens
Tour dates are limited (first and third Saturdays of the month)
The tour excludes refreshment options, only a stop for break is included