Last updated: April 10, 2021
Thing to Do
Places of Interest Related to Frederick Douglass
Architect of the Capitol
Explore nearby historical sites and parks in the Washington, D.C. area related to the life and legacy of Frederick Douglass, African American History, and Women's History.
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Details
Duration
1-4 Hours
Activity
Self-Guided Tours - Walking
Once visitors tour the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site, they can venture out into the neighborhood and other parts of the city to explore other sites related to Frederick Douglass and his legacy. You can visit these places on foot or by driving.
Age(s)
18-99
All ages, but minors must be with an adult parent or guardian
Pets Allowed
No
Service animals are allowed
Activity Fee
No
Entrance fees may apply, see Fees & Passes information.
Location
Frederick Douglass National Historic Site
Once visitors tour the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site, they can venture out into the neighborhood and other parts of the city to explore other sites related to Frederick Douglass and his legacy.
Reservations
No
Season
Year Round
Time of Day
Day
Entrance fees may apply, see Fees & Passes information.
Accessibility Information
Service animals are allowed
A wheelchair is available for visitors to borrow while at the site and can be requested at the visitor center.
Parking Lot: There are two designated accessible spaces near the visitor center entrance. The parking lot is paved.
Visitor Center: The visitor center is a single-level building at street level. Doors at the entrance and restrooms can only be opened manually.
A wheelchair is available for visitors to borrow while at the site and can be requested at the visitor center.
Parking Lot: There are two designated accessible spaces near the visitor center entrance. The parking lot is paved.
Visitor Center: The visitor center is a single-level building at street level. Doors at the entrance and restrooms can only be opened manually.