Frederick Douglass House, Washington DC

Historic Uniontown

The heart of historic Uniontown is bounded by MLK Jr Ave, Good Hope Dr, 14th St, and W St SE

Honfleur Art Gallery

The Honfleur Gallery has one foot in the world of international contemporary art, and one foot in Anacostia

Anacostia Museum

The Smithsonian's least visited museum, far from the Mall, is a small but superbly exhibited tribute to Anacostia and D

U.S. Navy Museum

This is a great museum, and you'll likely have the place to yourself

Congressional Cemetery

All sorts of notables from American history found their final resting place here, from composer John Sousa to FBI founder J

Saint Elizabeth's Hospital

Why visit a mental hospital? Because the historic grounds and buildings are beautiful (if a little run-down and creepy)

Fort Stanton Overlook

Fort Stanton was the first of dozens in the 'Fort Circle' designed to protect the capital from Confederate attacks during the Civil War

Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill is a historic neighborhood in Washington DC that gets its name from the iconic congressional building that overlooks it

Titanic Memorial

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Friendship Baptist Church

This attractively painted Romanesque church has been the center of the southwest's African American community from its construction in 1886 until the urban renewal project

Frederick Douglass House, Washington DC