Urban Enslavement Tour at Hermann-Grima House
Explore urban enslavement history at the Hermann-Grima House in 1 hour
Duration
1 hour
Highlights
Explore the experiences of people who were enslaved in an urban setting at the Hermann-Grima House. Learn how urban and rural enslavement differed and how people of African descent shaped New Orleans.
- Compare urban and rural enslavement experiences
- Learn how people of African descent shaped New Orleans
- Tour a historic home to understand personal stories
- Visit the 19th-century carriage house and The Exchange Shop
- Check in at least 10 minutes before your scheduled start time
- Follow rules for no food, drink, or flash photography during the tour
Things to know
Roughly half of the tour is outdoors; in extreme weather, the outdoor portion may be abbreviated. Expect steps throughout the property and a staircase; there is no elevator, lift, or ramps.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least seven (7) days in advance of the tour date.
FAQs
Check in at least 10 minutes before your scheduled start time at the Hermann-Grima House Exchange Shop.
Wear comfortable shoes. Bring a bottle of water (allowed outdoors; it must be sealed indoors), plus an umbrella, sunblock, and anything else you want for outdoor conditions.
No food, drink, or flash photography is permitted while on tour.
Meeting details
820 St. Louis Street New Orleans, LA