A Tale of 2 Deborahs in Black and White the Revolutionary War NY

Stop 1: Bowling Green — Meeting Point Your tour begins at **Bowling Green**, where your local Black Footprints NYC Licensed tour guide will be waiting to welcome the group and begin the experience. Look for your guide near the **Alexander Custom House**, now home to the **National Museum of the American Indian**. The museum is clearly marked and provides an easy landmark for finding your guide. **Meeting Point:** Bowling Green, in front of the Alexander Custom House / National Museum of the American Indian and right next to the Bowling Green training station. **Subway Access:** 4, 5 trains at Bowling Green; 1 train at South Ferry; R/W trains at Whitehall Street **Guide:** Your Black Footprints NYC local tour guide **Please Note:** Please arrive a few minutes early for check-in. This is an outdoor walking tour, so comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended.(pass by)

Stop 2: Fraunces Tavern Visit one of New York's oldest historic landmarks, known for its connection to **George Washington and the American Revolution**. We'll look beyond the familiar story and explore another layer of the history connected to this place.(pass by)

Stop 3: Stone Street Walk one of Lower Manhattan's oldest cobblestone streets and step into the world of the **American Revolution**. Here, we'll get closer to the stories of two women whose experiences reveal different sides of revolutionary New York.(pass by)

Stop 4: George Washington Statue — Wall Street Pause at the iconic statue of **George Washington** and explore the revolutionary history surrounding Wall Street—and the people whose stories are often left out of the picture.(pass by)

Stop 5: St. Paul’s Chapel Visit one of Lower Manhattan’s oldest surviving churches, known for its connection to **George Washington and the Revolutionary War**. Here, we’ll uncover another layer of the story.(pass by)

Stop 6: City Hall Park Explore **City Hall Park**, a historic site connected to New York’s Revolutionary War story and home to the **Liberty Flagstaff**. Here, we’ll return to the stories of the two Deborahs and uncover another piece of their journey.(pass by)

Stop 7: Sugar House Prison Window End the tour at the remaining **Sugar House Prison window**, a rare reminder of New York during the British occupation and the imprisonment of British prisoners. Here will we visit freedoms after the revolutionary war then and now.(pass by)