20 Philly Black Cultural & Historic Sites
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Independence Hall where the U.S. Constitution were signedand slaves were sold
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Liberty Bell Center connects the link between the Liberty Bell and African American History
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Underground Railroad Museum at Belmont Mansion. Learn about Cornelia Wells who lived here.
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At Cliveden, learn about one of the North's largest slave plantations in Philadelphia
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Concord School House has the original desk used by black students and abolitionists in the 1850's
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Fair Hill a Quaker Cemetery and the final resting place of Lucretia Mott and Robert Purvis.
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The Johnson House - National Landmark for it's role in the Underground Railroad.
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Octavius Catto, shot and killed on election day after the 15th amendment allowed Black men to vote
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Once Uopn A Nation's Storytelling Benches offer visitors a free seat and a professionally told story
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The President's House is the site where the country's 1st president enslaved 9 Africans
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The Stenton House estate once housed slaves was owned by James Logan secretary to William Penn.
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Congo Square where the slaves were lynched and buried during the establishment of Philadelpha
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Valley Forge National Park Quest for Freedom self-guided African American Heritage tour
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The Barnes Foundation Albert C. Barnes was committed to racial equality and social justice.
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This residential home is a memoir museum, research facility, exhibition space, and think tank.
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Lest We Forget Museum of Slavey - displays "slavery artifacts" that restrained, confined and killed.
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Museum of the American Revolution highlights the African American experience during that time.
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National Constitution Center displays a copy of the Emancipation Proclimation
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The Marian Anderson Museum reveals the life & work of the Metropolitan Opera's 1st Black performer.
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Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church founded in 1794, is the oldest A.M.E. congregation in the nation.
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