Date of visit: June 3, 2012
Cooper and I ran over here, which is the site of the original farm that Washington was born, as a slave. We watched a movie that told the story of his effort to educate himself, and rise above his standing. He later of course started the Tuskeegee Institute, to educate his fellow Blacks.
Got a postcard, a pin, a hiking medallion, and two other pins from the site.
I got the site stamp, but the 25th was not available, even though it had been confirmed a week before.
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