Frederick Douglass National Historic Site (redirected from Frederick Douglass House)

Frederick Douglass National Historic Site

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Address: 1900 Anacostia Dr SE
Washington, DC 20020
Phone: 202-426-5961;
Fax: 202-426-0880;
Web: www.nps.gov/frdo/
Size: 8.5 acres.
Established: Authorized on September 5, 1962, as Frederick Douglass Home; redesignated on February 12, 1988.
Location: On 'W' Street in Washington, DC.
Facilities: Picnic area, rest rooms (é), bicycle trail, visitor center (é), museum/exhibit, self-guided tour/trail.
Activities: Guided tour.
Special Features: From 1877 to 1895, this was the home of the Nation's leading 19th-century black spokesman. Among his achievements included his efforts to abolish slavery and his struggle for rights for all oppressed people. He also served as US Marshal for the District of Columbia and held diplomatic positions in Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

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