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Columbia Heights Walking Tour Sunday


Photo by PoPville flickr user JosephLeonardo

This sounds fun. Tickets cost $15 and the tour runs from 3-5pm. From Washington Walks:

AUGUST 29
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
The 14th Street corridor between Irving Street and Park Road was one of Washington’s most important shopping and entertainment destinations outside downtown. That is until April 4, 1968, when riots following the assassination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. sparked extensive looting and burning of commercial property. For decades afterwards, boarded-up businesses and empty lots marred the formerly vibrant Columbia Heights. Nearly 40 years later, change has swept the area once more: the opening of the Columbia Heights Metrorail station in 1999 spurred construction of apartment buildings, row houses, and the massive shopping complex D.C. USA.

Led by Brian Kraft, lead researcher, “Cultural Convergence: Columbia Heights Neighborhood Heritage Trail”

Meets outside COLUMBIA HEIGHTS METRO STATION’s north exit by the Columbia Heights Heritage Trail sign

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