Maggie L Walker National Historic Site in Richmond, Virginia, tells the remarkable story of America's first female bank president and civil rights pioneer. Families love exploring the beautifully preserved home where Walker lived and learning about her incredible achievements in the historic Jackson Ward neighborhood.
Junior Ranger Program at Maggie L Walker National Historic Site
The Junior Ranger program at this historic site engages kids through interactive booklets that guide them through Walker's home and achievements. Young visitors complete activities about entrepreneurship, community leadership, and overcoming challenges while exploring the restored Victorian house and visitor center exhibits.
- Tour Maggie Walker's actual home with period furnishings
- Learn about being an entrepreneur and community leader
- Explore historic Jackson Ward neighborhood on foot
Planning Your Visit
Van Life Tip: Street parking in Jackson Ward can be tight for larger rigs - arrive early or park a few blocks away and enjoy the historic neighborhood walk to the site.
Plan Your Stay
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