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1-800-446-8604 www.durham-nc.com

New Bern

32 sites offer insight into blacks' long history in the city.

1-800-437-5767

www.visitnewbern.com

Wilmington

African-American Heritage Festival, African-American heritage trail, and Upperman African-American Cultural Center.

1-800-222-4757 www.cape-fear.nc.us

Ohio

Statewide

The Ohio Historical Society's website points visitors to many locations of the Underground Railroad.

www.ohiohistory.org/undergroundrr

Cincinnati

The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, a 158,000-square-foot museum and learning center, opened last August .

(513) 333-7500

www.freedomcenter.org

Clermont County

Freedom Trail and sites connected to abolitionist movement.

1-800-796-4282; www.visit clermontohio.com/ugrrmain.htm

Wilberforce

The National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center focuses on many aspects of the black experience but one in particular is life in the 1950s.

1-800-752-2603 www.ohiohistory.org /places/afroam

Pennsylvania

Sugar Grove

Underground Railroad Convention, June 18 and 19, with historians re-creating the roles of Frederick Douglass and others.

1-800- 624-7802

South Carolina

Charleston

"Charleston Black Heritage" visitor's guide presents articles of interest from the College of Charleston, as well as information about events and activities.

1-800-774-0006

www.charlestonblackheritage.com; www.charlestoncvb.com

Virginia

Alexandria

The city's African-American history stretches from the 18th through the 20th centuries.

1-800-338-9119 www.FunSide.com

Hardy

Booker T. Washington national monument and heritage trail.

(540) 721-2094

www.nps.gov/bowa

Hampton

Numerous attractions in a city where American slavery had its roots and runaway slaves were later sheltered. Home to the oldest African-American museum in the US.

1-800-487-8778 www.hamptoncvb.com

Norfolk

African-American heritage celebrations include festivals and even a soul-food cruise.

1-800-368-3097

www.norfolkcvb.com

Richmond

Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia and other African-American museums.

1-800-370-9004

www.visitrichmond.com

West Virginia

Statewide

Celebrations from John Henry Days in Talcott to Black Sacred Music Festival in Institute.

1-800-CALLWVA

www.callwva

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