Useful information
- Phone : +1 617-742-5415
- Website: : http://www.nps.gov/boaf
Description
The 1834 school and adjacent 1806 African Meeting House formed the heart of Boston's black community following the Revolution. Opened in 1835 as the nation's first publicly funded school for black children, the Abiel Smith building now contains a restored schoolroom and exhibits on African-American history. Behind the school stands the nation's oldest (1806) remaining black church, the African-American Meeting House (8 Smith Ct.).
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Things to see and donearby
- The Green Guide3 m - 8 Smith Court, Boston
- The Green Guide87 m - Smith Court, Boston 02298
- The Green Guide135 m - 141 Cambridge Street, Boston 02114
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