WOMEN’S HISTORY MILE

The Women’s History Mile (Walking) Walk in the footsteps of women who marched in support of suffrage, civil rights, LGBTQ+ visibility, labor protections and more. Weave through the streets of unassuming neighborhoods like Gallery Place and Metro Center to explore women's history on the most unexpected corners. Get a glimpse of Pennsylvania Avenue where feminists have protested in support of suffrage, abolition, temperance and labor rights. The sites and stories of women like Mary Church Terrell, Clara Barton, and America's beloved first ladies will illustrate how women have been essential to the growth of Washington, DC and the prosperity of the United States. Perfect for adventurous first timers or return visitors who want a fresh perspective on DC neighborhoods and local culture. This tour covers a range of topics, themes, and demographics to provide a broad overview of women's history. // Starts at Navy Memorial // Ends near Freedom Plaza // Suggested 3 hours // Budget Option = 2 Hours