Explore significant locations throughout the Greenwood District as your guide shares stories that reveal the rise, destruction, and enduring legacy of Black Wall Street. During this walking tour, travelers visit key historic sites and learn about the individuals and businesses that helped shape one of the most influential African American communities in the United States. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, as the experience involves walking between landmarks while listening to in-depth historical narratives.

Visit a location that houses original bricks connected to the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and gain valuable historical context through guided interpretation and storytelling. This stop provides an opportunity to reflect on one of the most significant events in American history while learning about the community's resilience and recovery. Multimedia presentations included with the tour help deepen understanding of the events and their lasting impact.

Discover monuments, murals, and other public art installations that celebrate the culture, achievements, and ongoing story of Greenwood. Your guide explains the symbolism and historical significance behind these works, connecting art and literature to the broader narrative of the district. Travelers have opportunities to view and photograph these landmarks while learning how they preserve community memory for future generations.

Depending on the selected tour option, participants experience guided multimedia presentations that complement the outdoor walking portions of the tour. Historical images, stories, and educational content provide additional insight into Greenwood's past and present.