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Frederick Douglass National Historic Site
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Akosua
February 24, 2016
Get a taste of history by visiting this historical site in Washington, DC.
Luke
December 14, 2015
Douglass became known throughout the community as the 'Lion of Anacostia,' because his hair, and his courage, were said to resemble that of a lion.
Larry And Paulette
April 16, 2013
Amazing tourist site not on the Nat'l Mall. Up close and personal experience of the life of one of America's greatest orator, writer, abolitionist and 1st African American nominated for VP. Must see!
Shannon
May 9, 2022
Douglass lived in this large estate with his family until his death in 1895
Paramount
January 12, 2021
At this historical site, you'll learn all about Frederick Douglass, a former slave who fled from Maryland to New York City in 1838. After becoming a free man, Douglass devoted his life to speaking against slavery, producing abolitionist newspapers and writing about his experience as a slave. In 1872, Douglass and his then wife, Anna, moved to the district, where they lived until Douglass' death in 1895.
At this historical site, you'll learn all about Frederick Douglass, a former slave who fled from Maryland to New York City in 1838. After becoming a free man, Douglass devoted his life to speaking against slavery, producing abolitionist newspapers and writing about his experience as a slave. In 1872…
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Position
1411 W St SE
Washington, DC
Southeast Washington