Let your iPod become your tour guide. This progressive, free audio walking tour of historic Hampton, Virginia, will guide you through 400 years of intrigue. Listen to colorful local interviews and enjoy a breathtaking soundtrack. As you walk the twisting lanes of Hampton, you will feel like you are being transported back in time.
Produced by Audissey Guides.
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This unique tour will take you into the heart and soul of Hampton’s lovely neighborhoods. This is a combination “Walking and Driving Tour”. Primarily designed as a tour to be enjoyed in your car, you will also have the chance to get out and explore on foot. The tour starts at Darling Bridge, on Bridge Street, in Downtown Hampton. Be sure to print out the Walking Map and take it with you.
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Phoebus is a charming neighborhood with a distinct personality. On this video walking tour, you will get insider’s access to the sites and stories of this hamlet on the Chesapeake Bay. You’ll hear about Phoebus legendary past - and it’s colorful present. The tour starts at the Phoebus Clock - next to 22 East Mellen Street. Be sure to print out the Walking Map and take it with you.
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This video walking tour leads you into Fort Monroe - the largest stone fortress on the entire North American continent. These massive walls have seen Abraham Lincoln, Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis, and even the Battle of the Ironclads - the first modern naval battle in military history. Step inside Fort Monroe - and take a walk into history. This tour starts at the entrance to the Casemate Museum, on the grounds of Fort Monroe. You will need a valid ID and car registration to enter the fort. Be sure to print out the Walking Map and take it with you.
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Download this tour and take an emotional walk through the campus of Hampton University. This pristine, waterfront campus has witnessed many civil rights struggles and triumphs. And it continues to be a leading university with outstanding academics, athletics, and artistic programs. The tour starts at the Lincoln-Armstrong Memorial, in front of the Hampton University Museum. Please print out the Walking Map for your tour.
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