Ida Wells Barnett Marker

1304 G St NW
Washington, DC 20005

The Ida Wells Barnett Marker is a historical landmark located in Washington, DC, honoring the legacy of Ida B. Wells, an influential African American journalist and civil rights activist. This marker commemorates her tireless work in advocating for racial equality and her dedication to fighting against lynching in the United States. Visitors can reflect on her significant contributions to social justice and the ongoing struggle for civil rights at this important site.

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