Hampton’s Civil War Trails: Follow The Road To Freedom
January 10, 2024 4:45 pmEmbark on a journey of discovery through Hampton's Civil War Trails, and the pivotal role of Freedom Fortress in Black History.
Embark on a journey of discovery through Hampton's Civil War Trails, and the pivotal role of Freedom Fortress in Black History.
Join the Fort Monroe Authority, National Park Service, Project 1619, and the City of Hampton for the 1619 Commemoration of the First Enslaved African Landing Ceremony on August 26 10 am – 4 pm at Fort Monroe. Gather your family...
These churches are significant because they represent some of Hampton’s first African American sanctuaries. More than just a religious congregation, they were a source of moral & social advancement.
We invite you to virtually visit Hampton, Virginia’s Black history and heritage sites! You can now virtually explore the Hampton University Museum, Historic Fort Monroe, and Hampton History Museum. Explore these locations wherever and whenever you want to learn more...
Explore Black History with this self-guided tour of key African American heritage sites in Hampton; from the first Africans in America, to the reading of the Emancipation Proclamation, and a historic neighborhood "Built by Blacks, for Blacks."
Dating back to 1619 with the first arrival of Africans on American soil, this free guide explores historic African American sites & landmarks.
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