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The Community Map
Green Book Memories
The Green Book Project Community Map offers a detailed, interactive depiction of the hotels, restaurants, and service stations
that welcomed Black travelers across the United States between 1938 and 1963. Drawing on crowdsourced submissions
from across the country, it catalogs each verified location alongside historical notes, allowing users to add information to the archive,
chronicling an important history. As both a research tool and public archive, the Community Map preserves an essential chapter of
segregation era travel history and underscores the collective effort.
that welcomed Black travelers across the United States between 1938 and 1963. Drawing on crowdsourced submissions
from across the country, it catalogs each verified location alongside historical notes, allowing users to add information to the archive,
chronicling an important history. As both a research tool and public archive, the Community Map preserves an essential chapter of
segregation era travel history and underscores the collective effort.
The Interactive Community Map
Do You Know of a Green Book Location? We want to hear (and see!) your Green Book story! Submit a note below with your memories along with the name and address of the Green Book business, and your contribution will appear as a point on the map! The map is updated regularly with your submissions, creating a dynamic and ever-growing resource.