A handful of pilgrimage-worthy culinary and cultural developments will draw travelers to the Bluegrass State’s second-largest city in 2021. During the summer time of 1852, Harriet Tubman worked as a cook dinner and housekeeper in Cape May, the seaside resort city the place the Delaware Bay rushes into the Atlantic Ocean at the knifepoint of New Jersey. Opening on Juneteenth, the years-in-the-works Harriet Tubman Museum chronicles her time in Cape May whereas contextualizing town’s standing as a important place in Black history. The museum occupies the former parson’s house of the historic Macedonian Baptist Church, and the late Reverend Robert Davis’s assortment Travel & Leasuire News of artifacts ties the expertise back to Africa and the transatlantic slave commerce. A few blocks away, the Underground Railroad trolley tour departs to landmarks like abolitionist Stephen Smith’s home and the Franklin Street School, the city’s first segregated college . On a Monday …

A handful of pilgrimage-worthy culinary and cultural developments will draw travelers to the Bluegrass State’s second-largest city in 2021. During the summer time of 1852, Harriet Tubman worked as a cook dinner and housekeeper in Cape May, the seaside resort city the place the Delaware Bay rushes into the Atlantic Ocean at the knifepoint of New Jersey. Opening on Juneteenth, the years-in-the-works Harriet Tubman Museum chronicles her time in Cape May whereas contextualizing town’s standing as a important place in Black history. The museum occupies the former parson’s house of the historic Macedonian Baptist Church, and the late Reverend Robert Davis’s assortment Travel & Leasuire News of artifacts ties the expertise back to Africa and the transatlantic slave commerce. A few blocks away, the Underground Railroad trolley tour departs to landmarks like abolitionist Stephen Smith’s home and the Franklin Street School, the city’s first segregated college . On a Monday …