• Galveston Island - Start from the Old Central Cultural Center. Head to Middle Passage Marker at 21st and Haroborside. The symbol of the beginning of slavery in the new world
• The Strand - We will see the Absolute Equality Mural on the way to Nia Cultural Center, the only African American art gallery on The Strand. Also on the strand is the Juneteenth marker that marks where executive order #3 was read and all slaves in Texas were freed
• Reedy Chapel-AME Church - Built in 1848, the first AME church in Texas. One of the locations where General Order #3 was read on June 19, 1865 which declared emancipation in Texas from slavery.
• 1859 Ashton Villa - See the statue of Al Edwards, the legislature who helped get Juneteenth a state holiday in 1979. Also see the And Still We Rise Exhibit

• Air-conditioned transportation
• Certified social studies and tourism guide

Juneteenth and Beyond, a guided tourism and sightseeing company, is owned and run by Black entrepreneurs. Our team is enthusiastic, professional, and exceptionally knowledgeable about the African American cultural sites of Galveston. The establishment was brought to life by Dr. Araminta Coleman Sorrell, a Washington, D.C. native who holds a deep affection for Galveston and its fascinating history, particularly its Black heritage. Juneteenth and Beyond stands as Galveston’s inaugural guided tour dedicated to African American history.

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