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Thurgood Marshall Center For Service And Heritage

1816 12th Street,Nw, Washington, District of Columbia 20009 USA

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A Shaw landmark, built as the local YMCA in 1912, and designed by one of the nation's first black architects, W. Sidney Pittman. The name comes from the fact that Supreme Court Thurgood Marshall was a frequent visitor to the Y, and that he wrote portions of his opinion for the landmark Brown vs. Board of Education decision here. On the first floor, the Shaw Heritage Trust maintains an exhibit portraying the living history of African Americans in the Shaw Community.

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Thurgood Marshall Center For Service And Heritage

1816 12th Street,Nw
Washington, District of Columbia
20009 USA
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