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Kansas City, Missouri
Depart for Leavenworth, Kansas, where the journey begins with an immersive visit to the Richard Allen Cultural Center & Museum, located in the former home of Buffalo Soldier Captain William Bly. Explore powerful exhibits highlighting the Buffalo Soldiers, nearby Underground Railroad history, and influential Black leaders. Continue into the Kansas City area for free time to enjoy classic Kansas City barbecue on your own. The afternoon features a visit to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, sharing the story of Black athletes who built their own professional league during segregation, followed by the neighboring American Jazz Museum, where interactive exhibits celebrate Kansas City’s vital role in shaping jazz history. Check in to the Drury Inn & Suites Kansas City Overland Park and enjoy the evening at leisure.
Salina, Kansas (Breakfast included)
After breakfast, depart for the John Brown Museum, located at the former Underground Railroad cabin of Reverend Samuel Adair and his wife, Florella. Learn about abolitionist efforts, John Brown’s legacy, and view original artifacts and Civil War–era displays. Lunch is on your own before continuing to Topeka for a visit to the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site, commemorating the landmark Supreme Court decision that transformed public education in America. Travel on to Salina for overnight accommodations at the Hampton Inn Salina, with dinner on your own at nearby restaurants.
Return Home (Breakfast & Lunch included)
Begin the day with breakfast before traveling to Lucas, Kansas—known as the “Grassroots Art Capital of Kansas.” Explore the town’s creative spirit with a visit to the Grassroots Art Center, showcasing distinctive folk art and local expression. After a group lunch, continue to Nicodemus for a guided tour of this historic Black settlement founded in 1877 by formerly enslaved individuals seeking opportunity and freedom. Later, relax aboard the motorcoach as we journey home, reflecting on a tour rich in history, culture, and meaningful stories.
Journey through the powerful stories, places, and people that shaped African American history in Kansas on this meaningful three-day exploration. From influential museums and historic landmarks to living communities founded in the pursuit of freedom, this tour offers an in-depth look at resilience, culture, and legacy. Highlights include visits to important Underground Railroad sites, nationally significant museums, and the historic town of Nicodemus—the only remaining Black settlement west of the Mississippi founded during Reconstruction. Along the way, discover the lasting impact of Black leaders, artists, athletes, and activists while enjoying thoughtful pacing, expert storytelling, and a balance of guided experiences and personal time.
Private motorcoach transportation
2 nights’ hotel accommodations
3 meals (2 breakfasts and 1 lunch)
Admission to attractions as stated on the itinerary
Taxes and gratuities for included services
Porter service of one bag per person at hotels (when available)
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