Abolitionist Frederick Douglass purchased this 21-room home, making him the first African-American to buy a home in that...
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Phone: (202) 426-5961
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of W St SE and 14th St SE
1411 W St SE Washington, DC 20020-4813 329.93 mi
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Spend a couple hours touring this property. He stood up for Civil Rights way before the rest. 1800s ! He and Lincoln were best pals I understand. Enjoyed the Ranger talking. More
Have been in the past but could not get in this time as it was being renovated. Due to open to public on July 4th! And if you are there on a clear day, you can see the capital from his home. More
I have not been into this location but have been on the grounds several times activating this park for ham radio. I think the most difficult thing for most people might be that it is up on a hill.... More
I want to share with you my testimony of how I joined this great organization of ILLUMINATI, Really I was so poor and my life was almost close to death, i tried many times to join illuminati but all... More
i lived on 16th & W ST SE all my life as a child i would go to this place every fall to roll down hill with fall leaves More
