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It Happened In Amherstburg: Black History In Amherstburg
It Happened In Amherstburg: Black History In Amherstburg

Sat, Apr 26

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Amherstburg Freedom Museum

It Happened In Amherstburg: Black History In Amherstburg

Jane's Walk: Explore Black settlement and activity in Amherstburg, with a focus on the lives of Freedom Seekers (those escaping enslavement and persecution in the United States) and their descendants who built their lives in our region.

Time & Location

Apr 26, 2025, 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Amherstburg Freedom Museum, 277 King St, Amherstburg, ON N9V 2C7, Canada

About the event

 It Happened In Amherstburg: Black History In Amherstburg

Host:  Mary-Katherine Whelan (Curator/Administrator) & Irene Moore Davis (Interim Assistant Curator) of the Amherstburg Freedom Museum

Contact Host:  curator@amherstburgfreedom.org 


Explore Black settlement and activity in Amherstburg, with a focus on the lives of Freedom Seekers (those escaping enslavement and persecution in the United States) and their descendants who built their lives in our region. 


This walk is for all ages but we recommend children ages 9 and up for the best understanding of the content.


Event location: The walk will start and end in front of the Amherstburg Freedom Museum, 277 King St, Amherstburg.


Type of Event:

Jane's Walk - Guided walking tour


Accessibility notes:

  • Easy walk (using paved pathways with no hills).

  • Wheelchair-friendly

  • Baby stroller-friendly


Is there a bathroom nearby?

Public bathroom available at starting location


Where can attendees park?

  • Free parking lot at the starting/ending location

  • Free street parking around the starting/ending location


How much walking is involved?

Approximately 1.5 km of walking




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