All Aboard to Baltimore and Washington, D.C. and experience the legacy of great African Americans. Tour historic African American sites and memorials; enjoy a traditional Maryland style crab feast; walk through an Amazon Rain Forest; see a show at a local dinner theatre; visit the buildings of government on Capitol Hill; stop at the National World War II Memorial; this and much more await you on this insightful, enlightening, and always fun tour!

All Aboard for a cultural adventure into the vibrant lifestyles of African Americans in Baltimore, Charleston, Savannah, and Washington, D.C. Step into the legacy of Reginald F. Lewis, the Gullahs, Frederick Douglass and many more historical Black Americans. Visit the Great Blacks in Wax Museum; take a Gullah Tour of old Charleston and Beaufort. Focus on African American Heritage at Middleton Place Plantation. Hear stories about free blacks, uprisings, the old slave market, the hanging trees, and more! Dine on the local fare. Shop at the City Market. Visit the famous memorials and monuments in Washington, D.C. Stop and pay respects at the African American Civil War Memorial. This is an insightful, sometimes emotional, and always magnificent tour exploring the sacrifices and contributions of African Americans in The United States.

Visit the places where African Americans sacrificed and fought to advance the cause of civil rights for all. Experience the hope and pride of African Americans that Frederick Douglass brought to his people, as he helped shape their history, heritage and culture. This tour focuses on those men and women who promoted recognition and respect for African Americans and their contributions to our great nation. All Aboard with us on this exciting, sometimes heartfelt, and always fun tour of African American Culture.

On Aril 16, 1862, President Lincoln signed the Compensated Emancipation Act, for the release of certain persons held to service or labor in the District of Columbia. The act freed about 3,100 enslaved persons in the Washington, D.C. nine months before President Lincoln issued his famous Emancipation Proclamation, telegraphing the eventual end of slavery to the rest of the nation. The District of Columbia's Compensated Emancipation Act represents the only example of compensation by the federal government to free enslaved persons. Celebrated in April each year. Please contact us for tour dates.

All Aboard and your family adventure begins! Visit famous buildings, memorials, and monuments in Washington, D.C. See the awesome military splendor of the Marine Corps Sunset Parade (available Friday evenings from May to August). Enjoy an all you can eat seafood buffet stocked with over 50 different items. Take a tram through Arlington National Cemetery. Tour the museums of the Smithsonian Institution. Visit the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site. Attend Sunday service at the Metropolitan A.M.E. Church. Free time to shop ‘till you drop at the Potomac Mills mega shopping complex (Virginia’s largest tourist attraction). Spend a day at Paramount’s Kings Dominion.