The land that Ivy City sits on was originally envisioned as a predominantly African American post-Civil War subdivision, with the first lots being sold in 1873. Most residents lived in dwellings without heat or power, and five years later a portion of the neighborhood’s land was purchased to build a city horse racing track. In 1879, President Rutherford B. Hayes opened the National Fair Grounds to thousands of onlookers; the track would operate for a little more than a decade before bankruptcy forced its sale.
Active, maintenance-free living with social events, meals, and housekeeping, no care services required.
Secured, specialized environment for residents living with Alzheimer's, dementia, or cognitive change.
Caregivers come to the resident, support with daily tasks without leaving home.
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