Join Kimber Fountain, author and historian, on a captivating guided tour of Galveston’s Red Light District. Explore the city’s intriguing past, visit former brothels, and uncover the stories of the women who defied societal norms.
Join Kimber Fountain, author and historian, on a captivating guided tour of Galveston’s Red Light District. Explore the city’s intriguing past, visit former brothels, and uncover the stories of the women who defied societal norms.
- Postoffice Street - Street of Galveston’s former red light district
- Antique Warehouse - Former brothel
- Market Street - Site of former brothels
- Postoffice Street - Street of Galveston’s former red light district
- Antique Warehouse - Former brothel
- Market Street - Site of former brothels
- Expert local guide included.
- Expert local guide included.
This unique tour is guided by Kimber Fountain, who penned three books on the history of Galveston including ‘Galveston’s Red Light District: A History of The Line’. She offers an immersive experience based on her extensive decade-long research. Kimber’s compelling storytelling and professional oration vividly illuminate the narratives of women who…
This unique tour is guided by Kimber Fountain, who penned three books on the history of Galveston including ‘Galveston’s Red Light District: A History of The Line’. She offers an immersive experience based on her extensive decade-long research. Kimber’s compelling storytelling and professional oration vividly illuminate the narratives of women who pursued their individual freedoms and a city that allowed them to do it. Her third book, dealing with the Maceo family and the period referred to as ‘The Free State of Galveston’, also features prominently on the tour. Kimber takes you to former red-light establishments that are still standing in Galveston, accompanied by a wealth of historical photographs, providing a unique perspective on this chapter of history.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.