Alex Haley Monument & Kunta Kinte Memorial, Annapolis City Dock; (c) Soul Of America
Annapolis
Annapolis is a small charismatic city anchored by a vibrant waterfront, heritage sites, a state capital, the naval academy, a vibrant walkable downtown, and a historic black beach community nearby.
History
Founded in 1649, Annapolis was named in 1695 to honor the youngest daughter of a British King
Cultural Sites
Thurgood Marshall Monument, Matthew Henson Plaque and Banneker-Douglass Museum are highlights
Highland Beach
Sons of Frederick Douglass were members of the Massachusetts 54th Colored Troops before founding this Black Town
Heritage Sites
Kunta Kinte Plaque & Alex Haley Memorial honors the Roots ancestors of Alex Haley
Attractions
US Naval Academy, City Dock & Main Street, plus Maryland State Archives to research family history
Events
A Living History performance of Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad at Banneker-Douglass Museum
For more insights and travel tips visit Maryland Tourism, https://www.visitmaryland.org/
Throughout the above text, I wonder if it is necessary to point out every person of color? What is was the purpose of continually indicating black persons? What difference does it make? They contributed to the growth of the country.
Since we pioneered Black Travel on the web since 1997, mainstream travel guides did not list black historic sites, cultural sites, churches, restaurants, shops, etc. With exception of noting a couple jazz sites in Harlem, Howard University, and MLK’s gravesite, they did not acknowledge black travel at all. So we have made it a practice to emphasize black travel.