U Street neighborhood

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The U Street neighborhood is a historic and culturally vibrant area in Washington, D.C., long known as a center of African American arts, music, and nightlife.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural district
historic district
neighborhood
adjacentTo Columbia Heights neighborhood
linked to: Columbia Heights

Dupont Circle neighborhood
Shaw neighborhood
country United States
culturalHeritage African American heritage
demographicHistory historically African American majority
governedBy Council of the District of Columbia
hasCulturalInstitution art galleries
jazz clubs
performance spaces
hasFeature historic architecture
murals
music venues
rowhouses
hasLandmark African American Civil War Memorial
Howard Theatre
Lincoln Theatre
U Street Metro station
linked to: U Street station
hasNickname Black Broadway
hasTypeOfBusiness boutiques
cafés
music clubs
historicallySignificantFor African American entertainment
Black middle-class life in Washington, D.C.
jazz performance
knownFor African American arts
African American culture
African American music
bars
clubs
historic theaters
jazz music
live music venues
nightlife
restaurants
locatedIn Northwest Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C.
partOf District of Columbia
servedBy Green Line (Washington Metro)
Yellow Line (Washington Metro)
streetType commercial corridor
timePeriodOfProminence Harlem Renaissance era
linked to: Harlem Renaissance

early 20th century
urbanCharacter high-density
mixed-use

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U Street station nearLandmark U Street entertainment district
linked to: U Street neighborhood
14th Street NW hasPart U Street Corridor area
linked to: U Street neighborhood
U Street Historic District partOf Greater U Street area
subject linked to: U Street historic district
linked to: U Street neighborhood