Washington Business Journal: Former Capitol Hill home of Frederick Douglass sells for nearly $5M

By Editor On Mar 10, 2021 Last updated Mar 10, 2021

A Capitol Hill home that was once the residence of famed abolitionist Frederick Douglass has sold for $4.99 million.

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