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Maggie L Walker National Historic Site

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National Historic Site·Educational, Reflective, Historical
Maggie L. Walker's stately home was located on a street dubbed "Quality Row."
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The back parlor served as an entertainment location for the Walker family
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The Maggie L. Walker Visitor Center serves as a gateway into Mrs. Walker's life in Jackson Ward
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The Library served as both a relaxing place and a work place for Mrs. Walker
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Maggie L. Walker's stately home was located on a street dubbed "Quality Row."
Photo by from Nps
The back parlor served as an entertainment location for the Walker family
Photo by from Nps
The Library served as both a relaxing place and a work place for Mrs. Walker
Photo by from Nps
The Maggie L. Walker Visitor Center serves as a gateway into Mrs. Walker's life in Jackson Ward
Photo by from Nps

The Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site in Richmond, Virginia, honors the extraordinary life of a woman who was a bank president, newspaper editor, and civil rights advocate. The site centers on her preserved residence, offering visitors a window into the life of a leader who championed economic empowerment and social justice for African Americans and women during the Jim Crow era. As a National Park Service site, it provides educational exhibits that detail her vision for progress and her enduring impact on the community. It stands as a powerful tribute to courage, determination, and the pursuit of equality, making it a meaningful stop for history enthusiasts looking to understand the depth of Richmond's past.

The Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site in Richmond, Virginia, honors the extraordinary life of a woman who was a bank president, newspaper editor, and civil rights advocate. The site centers on her preserved residence, offering visitors a window into the life of a leader who championed economic empowerment and social justice for African Americans and women during the Jim Crow era. As a National Park Service site, it provides educational exhibits that detail her vision for progress and her enduring impact on the community. It stands as a powerful tribute to courage, determination, and the pursuit of equality, making it a meaningful stop for history enthusiasts looking to understand the depth of Richmond's past.

Address
600 N. 2nd Street
Websitenps.gov
Phone804-226-5040

Highlights

  • Preserved home of a pioneering civil rights leader.

  • Exhibits detailing the history of economic empowerment.

  • National Park Service guided educational experience.

  • Insight into African American history in Richmond.

Before you go: Maggie L Walker National Historic Site essentials

  • Operated by the National Park Service with specific visitor guidelines.

  • Focuses on 20th-century history and civil rights.

  • Located in an urban historic district in Richmond.

Check the NPS website

Always verify current operating hours and tour availability on the official National Park Service website before visiting.

Combine your visit

Richmond has a rich history; consider visiting other nearby historic landmarks to get a full picture of the city's past.

Best For

History enthusiasts and those interested in the civil rights movement.

Currency

USD $

Average Cost

$100-$200 p/day

Time of Day

Lunch

Comfortable footwear

The site involves walking through a historic home, so wear comfortable shoes.

Languages Spoken

English

Occasion Tags

Educational, History Buffs

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Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States
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