Step into the vibrant legacy of Winston-Salem’s African American community on this immersive guided tour. From the historic Happy Hill neighborhood—one of the oldest African American communities in the state—to landmarks tied to the Civil Rights Movement, this tour offers an insightful look into the triumphs, culture, and contributions of Black residents over the centuries.
Led by knowledgeable local historians, the tour highlights key locations such as the Emmanuel Baptist Church, Atkins High School (a former Rosenwald School), and the iconic Big House Gaines mural honoring Winston-Salem State University’s legendary coach. Along the way, guests learn about the entrepreneurial spirit that birthed businesses in the Black Wall Street district, and the pivotal role of the Black community in education, religion, and activism.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a longtime resident, this tour sheds new light on the heart and soul of Winston-Salem.
Tour Highlights
- Guided walk through historic Black neighborhoods and landmarks
- Insights into local civil rights history, education, and Black excellence
- Storytelling that connects past to present, from slavery to resilience
- Perfect for visitors, school groups, and history enthusiasts
Why It Matters
This tour isn’t just educational—it’s empowering. It honors untold stories and preserves a rich cultural legacy, encouraging participants to see Winston-Salem through a new lens of appreciation and awareness.
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