LANSING, MI -- Michigan is surveying historic locations included in the Negro Motorist Green Book. The Green Book was a guide book for Black travelers across the nation published from 1936 to 1966.

A fence divided the beach from adjacent Buckroe Beach, which was whites-only when segregation was in effect. The hotel was listed in the Green Book from 1947-58, and again from 1962-64 and 1966-67.

Virginia Green Book Location Marker The Department of Historic Resources hopes over time as more markers are placed around the state, it will create a network to educate travelers about the ...

Existing interstate exit signs will be updated to note the location of a Green Book historic site. The Department of Historic Resources, or DHR, will install historic markers at the sites.

According to 13News Now reporting, roughly 85% of the Green Book locations across the Tidewater region are either demolished or designated as an "unknown" status.

In this nation's era of racial segregation and hate crimes, Green Book locations were vital for the survival of thousands of Black Americans. Colorado is using a $75,000 grant to search for and ...

During the era of Jim Crow laws and racial segregation, 87 locations in Minnesota were listed in the Green Book, which helped Black travelers find businesses that would serve them. But less than a ...

The location and historic marker for Rock Rest Tourist Home in Kittery Point, Maine, a historic home that was wasn't featured in The Green Book but was nevertheless a popular destination for Black ...

In honor of Black History Month, the Boston Globe's interactive project maps over 360 Green Book locations across New England, highlighting their historical significance and community impact ...

It was one of hundreds of locations featured in The Negro Motorist Green Book, a guide for travelers that charted a working list of hotels, restaurants and other establishments that accepted Black ...

The Green Book was a travel guide listing hotels, restaurants, gas stations, barber shops, tailors, and other establishments where Black travelers were welcomed when segregation and racial ...