Moderate

New London Black Heritage Trail

Educational Walk

Sat. Jun 6

10:00 am

-

11:30 am

1.5 mile

Open Event

Guided walking tour of the New London Black Heritage Trail, visiting sites of historic interest which will include 18th Century stories of enslavement and the Governors of the Negroes, the 19th Century stories of the abolition and education movements, as well as The Amistad, and 20th Century stories of the Great Migration, 1919 Red Summer, The Green Book, the Civil Rights movement, and Urban Renewal.

Event Leader(s)

Tom Schuch

(860) 961-3576

tom82baur@gmail.com

Nicole Thomas

nicqit@gmail.com

Rain Date

N/A

Organization Partners

New London Black Heritage Trail

New London Landmarks

New London Cultural District

Meeting Location Details

90 Broad Street, New London , CT

The Tour begins at 90 Broad Street, New London, and ends in the downtown business district, where New London merchants are celebrating “First Saturday”. The Tour begins at the site of the former home of Sarah Harris Fayerweather, the first Black Student at Prudence Crandall’ Female Boarding Academy in Canterbury, Connecticut. There is a Black Heritage Trail plaque on a pole marking the site at 90 Broad Street.

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Leashed Dogs Permitted