The Massachusetts State House (1798), also known as the "Hub of the Solar System", is located at the top of Beacon Hill.
Listen as a local expert historian takes you back to Boston during the Civil War.
Visit Acorn Street, the most famous 18th-century cobblestone lane in Boston.
Learn the names of important political activists, both black and white, that are often overlooked in history textbooks.
The Black Heritage Trail starts at Boston Common (1634), in the center of our contemporary city.
Our team of professional guides make history come alive as a chronological story, with visuals.
African Meeting House (1806), the hub of Boston's abolitionist movement and the oldest black church building in America.
Listen to important but often ignored stories from a local Boston historian.
Walk through the center of Beacon Hill, filled with 19th-century houses of the elite "Boston Brahmins"
Visit stops on the Underground Railroad, hidden in Boston's most upscale neighborhood.
Learn about the contentious debates over racial integration that took place at Charles Street Meeting House (1807)
Explore the North Slope of Beacon Hill and listen to incredible stories about abolitionist efforts before the U.S. Civil War.
Our small groups never exceed 16 guests to ensure a intimate tour.
Visit the charming local shops on Charles Street in the heart of downtown.
Step back in time to discover the narrow cobblestone streets of the historic Beacon Hill.
Your tour ends near the Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Massachusetts Memorial at the end of Beacon Street.

Beacon Hill Boston: Underground Railroad History Tour

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  • Black Heritage Trail (All 10 landmarks)
  • Small groups (16 guests max).
  • Beacon Hill Neighborhood