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Take in history and stunning views at Cedar Hill. The residence of the slave-turned-abolitionist has been designated the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site. The nearbyAnacostia Community Museum hosts collections on black life, and an exhibit on Negro League baseball.

Stroll "The Yard"; at Howard University where Frederick Douglass was a board member. Douglass Hall was dedicated to him. Grab a smothered Southern bite a few blocks nearby at the Florida Avenue Grill. It's served savory classics since 1944.

Be sure to stop by theAfrican American Civil War Memorial , located amid the sights and sounds of historic U Street. Frederick Douglass and his descendants once owned the imposing houses located between 2000-2008 17th Street, NW. Conclude with a stop at Lincoln Memorial. The 16th president confided in Douglass, and appointed him to federal posts.



   
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