Prince William, VA's unique and extensive African American history is shared through many of our historic sites and communities. Prince William County has many different layers to its history, and many individuals have shaped the County’s complex past. Their contributions have made Prince William County the diverse and inclusive community we enjoy today. The Prince William County African American History Trail will explore the stories about some of the early African American pioneers and sites in County history and their lasting impact on modern Prince William County.
We invite you to explore the history, arts, culture and contributions of African Americans along Prince William County's
African American History Trail.
You can also access the tour via phone by dialing (703)-440-7218 . Enter the stop number from the tour stop sign or website map to listen to the history of that stop on the trail.
Manassas Trail Head
Pick up the African American history trail in historic downtown Manassas. Visit the Manassas Museum for details on the city’s rich African American heritage from the antebellum period through the Civil War and Jim Crow eras into the late 20th century.
