A black and white image of a small, single story cabin with several African American people in front

After Emancipation

Rock Creek Park

  • Jan 13, 2024 at 10:00 AM
  • Free

Meet with a park ranger and learn the stories of the formerly enslaved individuals who lived in what would become Rock Creek Park. Who are they? What did they accomplish after emancipation?

 

This talk will address enslavement, racism, social justice, and address the deferred stories of the park.


This guided walk will take visitors along park trails for a distance of 2-miles with some hills and rough terrain. Meet the park ranger at Peirce Barn located at 2401 Tilden Street NW. Visitors may wish to park at Picnic Grove #2 (either side of the creek) or at Picnic Grove #1 across from Peirce Mill and walk to the meet-up spot.

Fees

This event is free to attend.

Location

Ranger will be near the front door/plaza of Peirce Barn

Latitude and Longitude 38.940550, -77.052198

Schedule

Date:

Jan 13, 2024

Time:

10:00 AM

Duration:

1 hour and 30 minutes

Guided walk will depart starting location at 10:00 AM. Walk should take about an hour and a half.

Contact Information

Renee Maher
2028956070
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Event Type

  • Hike
  • Other
  • Talk
  • Walk
Tags: black history month, african american culture, african american family, african american history, african american history and culture, african american women