Willard Andre Hut was a Boy Scout in Maryland when he thought of his idea. He would create the first black-history, D.C., the nation’s capital.
Getting the idea was the easiest part. Completing the project was a lot harder. It took Willard ten years.
In working on his project, Willard made more than three thousand telephone call and mailed nearly as many letters to get answers to his questions. What is more, he sat in on seventy-five meetings and walked more than 2,300 miles mapping out the tour. “I was raised to finish what I start,” Willard said in a speech when the 7 1/2-mile walking tour opened on February 23, 1988.
Willard Andre 小屋是童子軍在馬里蘭當他認為他的想法。他會創造第一黑歷史, D.C., 國家的資本。
有想法是最容易的部份。完成項目是很多更加堅硬的。需要了Willard 十年。
在研究他的項目, Willard 做的超過三千電話和郵寄幾乎許多封信件獲得答復他的問題。而且, 他靜坐了示威七十五次會議和走了超過2,300 英哩映射在遊覽之外。”我被培養了對結束什麼我開始,” Willard 說在講話當7 1/2 英哩徒步遊覽打開了在1988 年2月23 日。
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