How did the African community live during enslavement in Georgia up to the Civil War, and how did life change in the decades after June 19, 1865 when slavery ended in the United States? Join us on this walking tour to learn about the people who lived in middle Georgia before the war and stayed after to seek a new beginning. Reservations required.
Reservation required. Tour not recommended for children under 12. Three tour times available: 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Tour will cover uneven terrain, so please wear appropriate footwear. The trail is half of a mile long up and down hill. Entrance to many of our historic structures requires use of stairs with no railings. All special tour and event admission prices vary from normal self-guided tour rates.
$5-$8
Event Phone: 478-986-5172
Directions
GPS Coordinates:
N 33.052850 | W -083.723150
Located southeast of Juliette, 18 miles from I-75 Forsyth exit #185 or 18 miles north of Macon exit #171.
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