Then, the Negro Motorist Green Book arrived. The book was a travel guide published from 1936 through the 1960s by New York ...

Many from that period of time remember it as “The Negro Motorist Green ... for Our People.” “The Green Book was like a Bible, a survivor’s guide for Black travelers,” Ward said on ...

Photo titled: Leaving for Camp, July 3, 1958. The Negro Motorist Green Book, later known as The Negro Travelers' Green Book, was a listing of restaurants, gas stations, hotels, department stores ...

“The Negro Motorist Green Book” is an exhibition developed by ... This special exhibition offers an immersive look at the reality of travel for African Americans in mid-century America and ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Staff at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center want to include video testimony of those who have experience using the Negro Motorist Green Book. The opportunity to ...

In 1947, during his short stay with the Kansas City Monarchs, Jackie Robinson lived at the hotel. After Ella died in 1953, ...

Charlestonian Jean Brooks Murphy remembers when her family’s business, the Brooks Motel and restaurant on Morris Street in the 1960s, was listed in the The Negro Travelers’ Green Book ...

“The Negro Motorist Green Book,” created in the 1930s and renamed the “Travelers’ Green Book” in 1966, served as a vital guide for travelers, highlighting businesses and services that ...

The couple, who founded the popular social media platform, is expanding its reach with a new inspirational television show.

NYC spots and highlights open to African Americans from the Negro Travelers' Green Book, a travel guide written during the Jim Crow era from 1934 to 1964.

Green travel, ultimately, is moral travel. Every person on earth has a vested interest in the continued safety and stability of the environment. But as travelers (and world leaders) grapple with ...