Tour - African American History-Washington, DC: On the Forefront in the Fight for Full Civil Rights
Sponsoring Organization
Phone: 703-501-7953
Location
African Americans have made important contributions to the culture and development of Washington, DC and played a leading role in the fight for full civil rights for all citizens. Hear stories and see sites around National Mall and downtown that will increase your knowledge and appreciation of those who struggled, overcame, and contributed, as we walk and talk from the U. S. Capitol to National Archives.
Meet: Capitol South Metro Station (355 1st Street SE)
End: Archives-Navy Memorial-Penn Quarter Metro Station (701 Pennsylvania Avenue NW)
Distance: One mile
Cost: $15.00/person
For reservations contact Russ Norfleet, 703/501-7953, or russnorfleet@verizon.net
Contact Information
Phone: 703-501-7953
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