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Preserving Legacies and Homes of African American Civil Rights Leaders
Preserving Legacies and Homes of African American Civil Rights Leaders
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Description
Three national parks in Washington, DC, celebrate the contributions of three of the most influential Americans of all time - Frederick Douglass, Mary McLeod Bethune, and Dr. Carter G. Woodson. The NPS is working to preserve their homes so they can be enjoyed today and by future generations.
Duration
5 minutes, 23 seconds
Credit
NPS / Claire Hassler
Date Created
02/01/2023
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- carter g. woodson home national historic site
- carter g. woodson
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- mary mcleod bethune
- mary mcleod bethune council house national historic site
- frederick douglass
- frederick douglass national historic site
- black history
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- women's history
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- national capital parks - east