111 Places in Black Culture in Washington, DC That You Must Not Miss
Travel Guide
Washington, DC is filled with unexpected stories in Black history and culture. Learn about the largest attempted escape from slavery on record. Find out what you missed at the National Museum of African American History and Culture and what you don't know about the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial. Learn where you can view a 20' sculpture of the African American Last Supper that was found hidden beneath a wall during remodeling. Learn more, explore more, and experience the nation's capital from a whole new perspective.
Lauri Williamson
Lauri Williamson is a licensed tour guide and entrepreneur. She grew up in New Jersey, moved to Washington to attend Howard University and fell in love with the city. She enjoys creating experiences that both educate and enlighten visitors to DC.
David Wardrick
David Wardrick, Digital Storyteller, is a lifelong resident of the Washington, DC region, where he focuses on visual media production. He is an award-winning photographer and videographer with four decades of production experience. David's work has been featured in USA Today, NASA-TV, multiple books, magazines, and across social media. He has a passion for the history of the nation's capital.