Black Family Life: Building Community in Bondage and in Freedom
All ages welcome, 90-minute tour, Hear stories of love, family, and reslilience in early Portsmouth
What to Expect
Sankofa Scholar & Tour Guide: Daniel Comly
Join Daniel Comly for a moving walking tour that reveals the deeply human stories of love, family, and resilience in early Portsmouth.
Guided through careful research and a commitment to sharing histories beyond his own lived experience, Daniel brings forward the voices and lives of Black families who, in a time marked by enslavement, separation, and uncertainty, formed relationships, married, raised children, and built strong communities.
As you walk through the streets where their lives unfolded, you'll hear powerful, true stories of connection and courage—stories of families who refused to be defined by the limits placed on them and instead claimed their place, their dignity, and their future.
Through storytelling and conversation, this tour invites you to reflect on what it means to build a home, sustain love, and fight to belong
Includes
Tour Guide
Duration
90 minutes
Address
222 Court Street, Portsmouth, NH, 03801
Pricing
| General Admission | $20 |
| Senior | $15 |
| Active Duty Military | $15 |
| Student | $10 |
Cancellation Policy
All ticket sales are final and non-refundable. Tours run rain or shine. If we cancel due to unsafe weather or guide illness, we'll do our best to reschedule your tour or provide a full refund if rebooking isn't possible.
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