Discover Annapolis Tours 31 Decatur Ave, 21403 410-626-6000 One-hour minibus tour reveals African-American sites, sculptures, museums and historic homes in Annapolis. discover-annapolis.com Frederick Douglass Freedom & Heritage Trail & Tour 443-983-7974 Walk through historic Fells Point in Baltimore and see Underground Railroad locations associated with Baltimore abolitionists and sites of resistance. Stop at the places where Frederick Douglass lived, worked, worshipped and learned how to read. He later returned to build fi ve historic townhouses. bdx443.com/bbh-tours.html Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture 830 E Pratt St, 21202 443-263-1800 Discover the stories of Josiah Henson, Maria Weems, Thomas Smallwood and others who escaped slavery. Explore the museum’s interactive display about the choices, challenges and consequences faced by freedom seekers. lewismuseum.org EaStERn ShORE Cambridge DOR I-21 Baltimore BCI C-18 African-American Cultural Tours, LLC 10 E Lee St, Ste 707, 21202 443-540-0945 Receptive operator specializing in customized local, national and international African-American history tours featuring the Underground Railroad. Baltimore Black Heritage Tours, Inc. 443 983-7974 A one-stop shop for travel and tourism including step-on guides, hotel accommodations, educational and specialty tours for conventions, family reunions, bus groups and schools. bdx443.com/bbh-tours.html Baltimore Rent-A-Tour 42 E Cross St, 21230 410-464-7994 Provides local and regional tours, with an African-American Heritage Tour focusing on contributions of African-American Marylanders. rentatour.com Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Conference 21613 • 410-228-1064 This conference is held annually in Cambridge in early June. The conference brings together community members, historians, researchers, educators, genealogists and artists to “Put the Pieces Together” regarding the Underground Railroad story. Presenters reveal the documentation they have found about the Underground Railroad and the people that were involved. Noted scholars are selected as keynote speakers. htugrr.com Maryland’s Underground Railroad & African-American Heritage Travel Guide 39