War & Belonging: Black Soldiers of Portsmouth

All ages welcome, 90-minute tour, NEW TOUR- be among the first to experience!

From$10
Group size20

What to Expect

Sankofa Scholar & Tour Guide: Bob Sheppard

Join Sankofa Scholar Bob Sheppard, son of of Tuskegee Airman, for a powefrul new walking tour exploring the legacy of Black Military service from the Revolutionary War to the Vietnam War ear.

Walk the streets of Portsmouth as you uncover the story of Prince Whipple, who fought for freedom during the American Revolution; hear about the imprisonment of Harvey and Daniels at the Navy Yard during the Vietnam War; and learn about Rosary Cooper’s vital contributions on the home front during World War II.

Led by a guide with a personal legacy of military service, this story-driven tour invites you to reflect on the meaning of service, sacrifice, and belonging.

Be among the first to experience this new tour-reserve your spot today.

Duration

90 minutes

Address

222 Court Street, Portsmouth, NH, 03801

Pricing

General Admission$20
Senior · Ages 65+$15
Active Duty Military · Must show Military ID upon arrival$15
Student · Anyone with an active student ID$10

Prices are typical; see the booking calendar for live availability and rates.

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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