num_pages: 96
description: Americans, especially Washingtonians, are very proud of our nation's capital, particularly the city's neighborhoods. Adams Morgan is one neighborhood that boasts the best of what America has to offer: thriving, multilayered diversity with a rich international flavor. Soon after the ruling of Brown vs. Board of Education in 1954, the John Q. Adams School, a white school, combined with the Thomas P. Morgan School, a black school, to create the diversity we know and cherish today.
language: English
title: Adams Morgan, D.C.
titlecomplete: Adams Morgan, D.C. (Then and Now)
ratings_count: 4
series: Then and Now
publisher: Arcadia Publishing