The house was demolished despite the fact that a year earlier, in 1953, it had been recognized as the first home of Frederick Douglass.

The Frederick Douglass National Historic Site, on Cedar Hill in southeast Washington, highlights the personal life of the public figure dedicated to achieving equal rights in a country divided by ...

In the July 21 Metro story about the 315 paint samples taken from the Frederick Douglass house in an effort to get the colors for the house exactly right, no mention was made of the heart of the ...

A framed antique map of Highland Beach shows a since-lost railway inside the Douglass Summer House Home of the Week in Highland Beach outside of Annapolis.

The state approved yesterday the purchase of the Frederick Douglass House, which will be converted into a museum memorializing the black abolitionist. The Board of Public Works approved the $500,00… ...

Douglass broke that barrier when the developer filed for bankruptcy and the mansion became available by auction, explained our guide, Roger Powell, as he led us through the house in Anacostia.

A bust of the famous abolitionist Frederick Douglass was unveiled in the Massachusetts Senate Chamber. It is the first bust to be added there in more than 125 years.

Frederick Douglass House Look around the historic home and take time to catch unexpected, and beautiful, views of the city. Written by Washingtonian Staff | Published on March 1, 2015 Tweet Share ...

The interior of the historic house built by Frederick Douglass that Greg Morton bought and renovated. The living room is decorated with curated artworks by Black artists from around Baltimore ...

On a visit to Chicago in 1892, abolitionist Frederick Douglass — who died Feb. 20 — sat for an interview at the Palmer House.

Frederick Douglass, the Maryland-born slave turned abolitionist leader, has become the first African-American to have his portrait hung in the governor’s official residence in Annapolis. Gov.… ...