"All Aboard" to explore the diverse African American history and cultural sites in Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia. Our professional guides will take you where famous African American men and women have contributed to the history of our Nation. See the historic and noted monuments in these two great cities. Tour the Frederick Douglas National Historic Site (Cedar Hill); stop at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library; tour Capitol Hill; visit the new National World War II Memorial; tour the National Museum of African Art; take an African American Focus tour of Philadelphia including The All Wars Memorial to Colored Soldiers and Sailors; and the Liberty Bell. All this and much more await young people on this exciting, reflective, and always enjoyable African American Heritage Student Tour!

A Student Tour:  Visit New York City with its towering skyscrapers, exciting neighborhoods, and world famous sites including The Statue of Liberty and Times Square. See a show on Broadway. Go backstage at the Apollo Theatre.  In Washington, D.C. stop at the National Memorials, visit Capitol Hill, tour the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site, see the pandas at the National zoo, and much more! Tour Baltimore’s Great Blacks in Wax Museum, the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History, and The Inner Harbor.

Celebrate the diversified cultures of the world. Begin to understand how all of these have melded to become one great patriotic nation that celebrates our differences while sharing a common belief “that all people are created equal”.