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Every year thousands visit Gettysburg to learn about the battle and how it shaped American history. But visitors seldom hear the story from the viewpoint of local people of color whose lives were irrevocably altered by what happened. Hear echoes of the past in the voices of Gettysburg’s African-American citizens and others who struggled to end the bondage of centuries and rise to position of common equality. Download brochure.
To make tour reservations, contact Debra McCauslin at (717) 528-8553 or dmccauslin@gettysburghistories.com, or complete and send our email form and we’ll get in touch.
Magg Palm, Francis Scott Key, Daniel Payne, William Wright and the Quakers, Thaddeus Stevens, and Frederick Douglass are just a few of the people you’ll meet
on your tour. A portion of the proceeds from African-American Voices
tours supports preservation of local historic sites. | 
