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In 1877, Frederick Douglass paid $6,700 for a 9.5-acre Washington estate; he turned it into his final home, now a National Historic Site

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In 1877, Frederick Douglass paid $6,700 for a 9.5-acre Washington estate; he turned it into his final home, now a National Historic Site
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