Black History Month Walking Tour
February 24 | Meet up 10:00 AM | McLennan County Courthouse (501 Washington Ave.)
Description: Join our tour guides from the Institute for Oral History at Baylor University for the third annual Black History Walk in downtown Waco. We will learn about African American History in Waco, including topics such as education, religion, the arts, and more. The walk will begin and end at the McLennan County Courthouse (501 Washington Ave) and will last for approximately two hours.
Date: February 24
Time: 10:00 AM
Meet up location: McLennan County Courthouse, 501 Washington
Walk Length: Approximately 2 miles
Organizers: Institute for Oral History and Ashley Bean Thornton, Waco Walks Organizer
Got Questions?: Please contact Ashley Thornton by email at Ashley_Thornton@baylor.edu
Accessibility: We will be walking mostly on streets and sidewalks, but you should be prepared to negotiate curbs and grassy patches.
Hydration: Please bring your own water.
Dogs: Dogs are welcome, but they MUST be on a leash, and you MUST come prepared to scoop the poop! Also, dogs may not be allowed inside buildings.
Weather/Cancellation Plan: We plan to walk rain or shine, so if it looks like rain, bring an umbrella. In the event that it is a terrible storm or something happens and we have to cancel, we will send out a note to the email list. To subscribe to the email list, click here: http://eepurl.com/cG7kdj.
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