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Tuesday, March 1, 2011

African American Women's Resource Center

The African American Women's Resource Center is an educational and cultural service center. Our mission is to develop, support and maintain policies, programs, projects and activities that inform, educate, empower and celebrate women and girls.

2027 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE
Suite 110
Washington, DC 20020

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ABOUT HISTORIC ANACOSTIA

Historic Anacostia is a neighborhood in Ward 8 located in Washington, D.C.

Incorporated in 1854 as "Uniontown" the neighborhood was one of the first suburbs in the District of Columbia. The name "Anacostia" comes from an early settlement of Necostan or Anacostan Indians who lived on the banks of the Anacostia River.

"The core of the Anacostia historic district was incorporated in 1854 and is approximately 20 squares. The Anacostia historic District is roughly bounded by Martin Luther King Avenue on the west, Good Hope Road on the north, Fendall Street and the rear of the Frederick Douglass home (Cedar Hill) on the east, and Bangor Street and Morris Road on the south." -- via Anacostia Historic District

Today, Anacostia is regarded as an up-and-coming neighborhood with an emerging arts district, small businesses, and historic homes. Anacostia has a rich history and an even brighter future. Take some time to visit the neighborhood's historic sites, art galleries, museums and green spaces.

LUMEN8ANACOSTIA 2013

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

African American Women's Resource Center

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