Join us Saturday, August 28, for a Walking Black History Tour highlighting some of San Antonio’s most historic African-American landmarks and locations.
More than ever it is important that we understand the people and places that have helped to shape the identity of the Black Community, here in our city. If all politics are local then we declare the same in regards to history.
In this Walking Tour we will focus on some of the historic buildings and institutions that are located near Hackberry and Center Street; the heart of the Eastside of SATX.
To learn more, read the Spectrum News Article HERE
We will visit staples in the SA Black Community ... view more »
More than ever it is important that we understand the people and places that have helped to shape the identity of the Black Community, here in our city. If all politics are local then we declare the same in regards to history.
In this Walking Tour we will focus on some of the historic buildings and institutions that are located near Hackberry and Center Street; the heart of the Eastside of SATX.
To learn more, read the Spectrum News Article HERE
We will visit staples in the SA Black Community including:
Carver Cultural Community Center – erected in the early 1900’s the Carver has served as the San Antonio Eastside’s foremost gathering place of cultural exchange and performance arts.
St. Paul United Methodist Church – established in 1866. It was the first African Americans church in San Antonio
Carter Taylor Mortuary – the oldest Black mortuary in San Antonio, TX
Myra Davis Hemmings Resource Center – named in honor of Mrs. Myra Davis Hemmings, a founding member of Delta Sigma Theta sorority in 1913
