Crossing through the Detroit River lies a shared story of courage, resilience, and community that transcends borders. The Windsor-Detroit connection is rooted in Black heritage that shaped both nations—from the freedom seekers who crossed the river toward liberty, to the cultural and musical movements that continue to inspire generations. Exploring this history together allows groups to connect with a legacy of strength and pride that unites our two regions in a truly powerful way.

Stops on this itinerary include:

WINDSOR

• Tower of Freedom
• Sandwich First Baptist Church
• Amherstburg Freedom Museum
• John Freeman Walls National Historic Site
• Chimczuk Museum
• Puce River Black Community Cemetery
• Connect to Chatham: Buxton National Historic Site & Museum, Black Mecca Museum and Josiah Henson Museum of African-Canadian History

DETROIT

• The Wright Museum
• 2^nd Baptist Church Underground Railroad Historical Society
• Detroit Historical Museum
• Motown Museum
• Henry Ford Museum of American History – With Liberty and Justice For All
• Greenfield Village