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The Underground Railroad in Troy

Troy was a hotbed of Abolition during the 19th century. This popular tour covers the sites associated with the historic African Americans in Troy, beginning in the 1820’s through the Civil War. The city and surrounding communities were key stops on many Freedom Seekers’ journeys to safety. New information is always being discovered, so if you have taken this tour before, it’s time to join us again.

Walking Tours meet in front of the Arts Center at 265 River Street.

Before registering, please note the following:

• Ticket purchase is required beforehand.

• Due to COVID-19 policies and procedures as set forth by New York State, HCM will only accommodate up to ten people on each tour.

• The Hart Cluett Museum provides all walking tour participants with headsets, allowing each visitor to listen to the tour guide’s commentary while also ensuring everyone’s safety in accordance with NYS regulations regarding COVID-19. Please note that while you may use or bring your own earpieces/earbuds, single use ear pieces will also be provided by the Hart Cluett Museum at time of tour.