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    “Gracious”

    Very wonderful place to visit! If you want to know about black culture, this is a must to see! The... read more

    Reviewed 10 June 2013
    EttaLip
    “Frederick Douglass's Home”

    Sitting atop a hill in Anacostia you can see the city of Washington, D.C. This is the home of one... read more

    Reviewed 15 August 2012
    Gent258
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    Louisville, Kentucky
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    This home of Frederick Douglass contains original furnishings.

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    This home of Frederick Douglass contains original furnishings.
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    9 Jun 2013
    “Gracious”
    14 Aug 2012
    “Frederick Douglass's Home”
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    Reviewed 10 June 2013
    Gracious

    Very wonderful place to visit! If you want to know about black culture, this is a must to see! The artifacts are interesting. I would love to visit again. I imagine it would be like a classic movie: I Would learn something different about Douglas...More

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    Reviewed 15 August 2012
    Frederick Douglass's Home

    Sitting atop a hill in Anacostia you can see the city of Washington, D.C. This is the home of one of the greatest men in 19th Century America, Frederick Douglass. He was a former slave, newspaper publisher, abolitionist, and women's right advocate. This is a...More

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