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Friends of Frederick Douglass The National Park Service can't care for Frederick Douglass's house and memory alone. We need you. There is no other way we will be able to make sure Douglass's house and ideas live on. The Friends of the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site is dedicated to preserving and sharing the legacy of Frederick Douglass. For more information: Eastern National Books Visit our Bookstore located in the Visitor Center. Books on Frederick Douglass, Booker T. Washington, W. E.B. Dubois, the Underground Railroad, crafts, cook books, and National Park Service information for all ages. |
Did You Know?
Two of Frederick Douglass' sons fought in the 54th Massachusetts (made famous in the movie "Glory"). Both Charles and Frederick Douglass Jr. survived the Civil War, and lived to see their father hang a picture of the 54th storming Fort Wagner in his front hallway at his Cedar Hill home in Washington, DC.