150Years - ROUTE1 - 4 Liggett And Myers Powerhouse

150Years - ROUTE6 - 7 Sarah P Duke Gardens

Celebrate Black History month with GoDurham. Follow GoDurham's routes through Durham's historical sites that had a huge impact on Durham's culture and communities.  Organized by route, GoDurham highlights ten locations with audio created in collaboration with NCCU's historical department in 2019. 

Want to learn more? Check out our other playlists from 2019's 150th Durham Anniversary Celebration to learn about other historical sites and Durham stories.

Pauli Murray Center for History and Social Justice (Route 10)

Museum Of Durham History (Route 4)

Durham County Library/Stanford L. Warren Branch Library (Route 5)

Scarborough House(A part of Historic Fayetteville Street) (Route 5)

Golden Belt Historic District (Route 2)

North Carolina Central University/James E. Shepherd Memorial Library (Route 5)

Mary Lou Williams Center For Black Culture (Route 6)

James E. Shepard House (Route 5)

Hayti Heritage Center And St Josephs AME Church (Route 5)

Black Wall Street/Parrish  (Route 2)

Welcome to GoDurham's Soundclound!

Featured in our Album is GoDurham's Black History Month Celebration 2021 containing recordings about Black Historical sites in Durham.

Featured in our Playlists are audio recordings from 2019's City of Durham's 150th birthday celebration. If historic places could speak, what would they say? In honor of the City of Durham’s 150th birthday, these audio recordings offer insight into noteworthy sites around the Bull City.

The recordings were created thanks to the collaboration between GoTriangle and North Carolina Central employees who dreamed up and executed a plan to make Durham’s past audible, first on GoDurham buses (in 2019) and then virtually. Listen through the recordings, organized by GoDurham's bus routes, to learn about Durham's rich heritage and history.

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