easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the walkways are mostly flat and accessible.
Join the free Slice of History: Civics Pizza Party at Woodlawn for an inspiring evening of pizza, self-guided tours, and powerful stories of transformation. Discover the site’s crucial role in America’s anti-slavery past and enjoy the latest exhibit on Frank Lloyd Wright’s Pope-Leighey House.
Join us for "Slice of History: Pizza and History" on June 20, where you can enjoy free pizza while exploring the transformative legacy of Woodlawn & Pope-Leighey House. Discover its anti-slavery roots and engage with a new exhibit on Frank Lloyd Wright, all while reflecting on our shared past and its relevance today.
Join us for "Slice of History: Pizza and History" on June 20, where you can enjoy free pizza while exploring the transformative legacy of Woodlawn & Pope-Leighey House. Discover its anti-slavery roots and engage with a new exhibit on Frank Lloyd Wright, all while reflecting on our shared past and its relevance today.
Get to the event early to enjoy pizza before starting your self-guided tour.
You’ll be walking around the historic grounds, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
Evening events can still be warm—hydration is key during your visit.
Allow extra time to engage thoughtfully with the exhibits and reflective stations.
Woodlawn was originally part of George Washington’s Mount Vernon plantation and became a significant anti-slavery community before the Civil War.
The site embraces sustainable preservation practices aimed at protecting both its historic structures and surrounding natural habitat.
Necessary for walking comfortably across the site’s historic grounds.
summer specific
Evening temperatures can drop; layering helps you stay comfortable.
spring specific
Stay hydrated during your self-guided tour and outdoor gathering.
summer specific
For jotting down reflections or historical notes during the visit.