Travel To Black Heritage Sites On Pinterest Without Ever Leaving Your Hometown

No Planes, Trains Or Automobiles Necessary For This Black History Trip
NEW YORK - DECEMBER 27: (ITALY OUT, NY DAILY NEWS OUT, NY NEWSDAY OUT) The marquee at the Apollo Theater displays a tribute to James Brown who died on Christmas on December 27, 2006 in New York City. (Photo by Arnaldo Magnani/Getty Images)
NEW YORK - DECEMBER 27: (ITALY OUT, NY DAILY NEWS OUT, NY NEWSDAY OUT) The marquee at the Apollo Theater displays a tribute to James Brown who died on Christmas on December 27, 2006 in New York City. (Photo by Arnaldo Magnani/Getty Images)

Want to visit black history heritage sites this month, without ever leaving your living room? No problem, Pinterest can take you there.

In honor of Black History Month, the digital pin-board website created a list for all-lovers of African American history. The Motown Hitsville U.S.A. museum in Detroit, the Lincoln Memorial in D.C., the Apollo Theater in New York City and more are only a click away.

If you have the curiosity and a few minutes to learn about the rich history of black people in America, what's stopping you from taking a virtual trip around the country?

Check out some of the pins below.

Apollo Theater


Negro Leagues Baseball Museum


Motown Historical Museum / Hitsville U.S.A.


Downtown Greensboro


Frederick Douglass National Historic Site


Click on the link below to view the full Pinterest board.

Follow Local Guides's board Black History Month Travel Guide on Pinterest.

Before You Go

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