The Native History of Washington
The Story of the Anacostan Indians Who Once Lived Here,
Which, Unfortunately, You Can't Find Anywhere Else.
Wednesday, November 17, 2021, at 6:00 pm
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT
Wine Bar & Refreshments
DC historian, Armand Lione, will describe some of the many sites that are part of the Native History of our city, ranging from the White House to Bolling Airforce Base. Lione has taken his work spreading word of Washington's Native history to sites ranging from university classrooms to the streets of the city. He has promised to stop when he can get the Native history of DC told in the museums and cultural institutions that now sit on the land walked by the Anacostan and Piscataway Indians for thousands of years before the city was built.
Click here for Washington Post article!
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