• Alexandria City Hall & Market Square - Hear about the details of William Still, the abolitionist whose writings inform what we know about the Underground Railroad
• Captain’s Row - At a similar cobblestone street/alley, we will discuss what Alexandria looked like in the 1850’s, when the Underground Railroad was most active in Alexandria
• Alexandria Farmers Market (Old Town Farmer’s Market) - Alexandria’s Market Square was the center of early Alexandria, and host the nation’s longest continuously running farmers’ market
• Alexandria’s Christ Church - Across the street from this site, we will discuss one of the stories of Underground Railroad runaways
• Alexandria - At a house in the 500 block of Cameron Street, will discuss the story of the two enslaved men who ran away from the house and discovered freedom in the Northern states
• Old Town - On King Street, we will discuss the life and escape of an enslaved man whose owner managed a business on King Street.

• All fees and taxes included

Embark on a captivating 90-minute walking tour through the dynamic King Street district downtown, bringing to life the chronicles from ‘The Underground Railroad’ by pioneering abolitionist William Still. Experience the plight of the runaway slaves of yesteryears as we guide you to the very places their heroic narratives took place. Join us as we unravel the intricate journeys they undertook, deep diving into the history of the Underground Railroad in Alexandria. Witness history in motion, where whispers of bravery and triumph resonate from the past, all set against the backdrop of a city in which echoes of undeterred spirit of freedom still reverberate.

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