Andrew Young Crossing → ACCORD Civil Rights Museum
Start at Andrew Young Crossing, then leave the tourist streets for the historic African American neighbourhood
Andrew Young Crossing: Memorial crossing beside the plaza associated with the civil-rights struggle
ACCORD Civil Rights Museum: Museum in the former office of local civil-rights leader Robert Hayling
First Congregation Sons of Israel → St Paul AME Church
At ACCORD, connect the events of 1964 with local activists’ work; arrange the museum visit in advance
First Congregation Sons of Israel: Historic Cordova Street synagogue with stained glass and a wooden interior
St Paul AME Church: Historic Lincolnville church connected with the civil-rights movement
St Benedict Catholic Church → Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center
Finish at the former Excelsior School; churches remain active communities, and residential plots are not shortcuts
St Benedict Catholic Church: Historic Catholic church of Lincolnville’s African American community
Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center: African American community history in the former Excelsior School
Map and stops
The numbered markers match the stops below. A marker does not guarantee an open entrance
Access: Approach or exterior view; admission to the interior is not confirmed
Andrew Young Crossing
Memorial crossing beside the plaza associated with the civil-rights struggle
View from the street; check interior access separately
Show on the city map ↗ACCORD Civil Rights Museum
Museum in the former office of local civil-rights leader Robert Hayling
Check admission with the museum; add indoor visiting time to the walk
Show on the city map ↗First Congregation Sons of Israel
Historic Cordova Street synagogue with stained glass and a wooden interior
Check visiting times; avoid disturbing services and worshippers
Show on the city map ↗St Paul AME Church
Historic Lincolnville church connected with the civil-rights movement
Check visiting times; avoid disturbing services and worshippers
Show on the city map ↗St Benedict Catholic Church
Historic Catholic church of Lincolnville’s African American community
Check visiting times; avoid disturbing services and worshippers
Show on the city map ↗Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center
African American community history in the former Excelsior School
Check admission with the museum; add indoor visiting time to the walk
Show on the city map ↗
Before the walk
- Read the memorial inscriptions at Andrew Young Crossing
- Check admission arrangements for ACCORD and Lincolnville Museum in advance
- The route is not confirmed step-free; use open streets around closed sites
Check hours, tickets and access with each venue. Barriers may change the track and queues may add time. Accessibility has not been surveyed on site
Questions before the walk
Does the walk include admission to interiors?
The map links exterior viewpoints and approaches; museum visits, religious services and private buildings follow separate access rules
Is this only a walk past houses and churches?
No — the route links civil rights history, Lincolnville Museum and religious communities
Sources and verification
Written by walkymap from remotely checked sources. No on-site walk is claimed
accordfreedomtrail.org — accordfreedomtrail.org ·
firstcongregationsonsofisrael.com — firstcongregationsonsofisrael.com ·
thefirstparish.org — thefirstparish.org ·
lincolnvillemuseum.org — lincolnvillemuseum.org ·
© OpenStreetMap contributors · ODbL. Track geometry and distance are from the route dataset
Elevation estimate: Mapterhorn. Terrain model; stairs and small changes in level may be missed
