Two African-American women in white tennis attire hold tennis racquets and pose in front of a net.

African American History of Herring Hill: A Guided Walk in Georgetown

Rock Creek Park

  • Feb 11, 2024 at 2:00 PM
  • Free

Join a ranger on a walk to learn about Herring Hill—a historically African American neighborhood in Georgetown. Learn about the people who lived here and the changes this area has undergone over the years. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water. This hike will utilize sidewalks that can be narrow and uneven at times. It will traverse nearly two miles of neighborhood streets in the  Georgetown area of DC. There are no public facilities available on this hike. 

Fees

This event is free to attend.

Location

Meet in the garden of the area of Old Stone House located at 3051 M Street NW Washington, DC

Latitude and Longitude 38.905395, -77.060278

Schedule

Date:

Feb 11, 2024

Time:

2:00 PM

Duration:

1 hour and 30 minutes

Meet the ranger in the garden of the Old Stone House. Tour will depart just after 2:00 PM.

Contact Information

Kerry Ferguson
202-909-5920
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Event Type

  • Guided Tour
  • Talk
  • Walk
Tags: african american culture, african american history, african american history and culture, african american heritage, georgetown, dc history