If 18th century African-American patriot Crispus Attucks could tell you his life story and rebellion in pre-Revolutionary Boston, what would he say? Tales of intrigue and bravery, poetry and defiance by black Bostonians unfold during this 90-minute walking tour of the Freedom Trail. Led by a costumed guide, visitors view history through the eyes of African-American revolutionaries such as Crispus Attucks, Phyllis Wheatley, Prince Hall, Peter Salem, and others.
This tour is not offered regularly except during February - Black History Month. It can easily be booked for a private, group or school tour anytime throughout the year.
Base price school groups: $10 for the first 20 students; and $9 for everyone thereafter. Price includes one free chaperone for every 20 students.
Base price for February public tour: $13 adults (includes $1 donation to the Freedom Trail Preservation Fund); $11 students/seniors; $7 children (under 12). Online general admission tickets are good for this tour
Base price for private group tour: $125 minimum