Historic sites marked as Washington markers move forward
Washington officials announce the marking of historic sites around the Capitol area. The program lists points of interest, coordinates building locations, and urges cooperation from property owners as markers are placed on notable residences and businesses for public education.
Inaugural Era Capitol Homes and Notable Residences
A catalog of historic Washington D C sites tied to presidents and figures. It lists houses, streets, and corners where presidents, secretaries, and notable officials resided or conducted events from the 19th to early 20th century, including sites linked to Lincoln Grant McKinley Garfield and others, with landmarks like Willard Hotel and the Treasury.
Historic DC homes and landmarks listed by address
A scanned list pinpoints residences and sites in or near Washington DC, naming No 122 New York Avenue Octagon House where President Madison lived after the White House burning, No 142 304 8 Street Nw site of Maj LEnfant office, No 161 Arlington Cemetery and No 168 Blount Vernon, plus other houses of notable figures like Theodore Roosevelt and Lafayette, with notes on museums, banks, and civic sites.
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Capitol
Capitol Street
Strets
George Waghgon
George Washington
C Street
Omid
Jersey Avenue
Td Daltimore
stresta—Thia
New Jersey “Avenue
I Street
Realdenre
Stephen
A. Deuglax
Turnols
Geo
Grant
W. T. Sherman
Matthew G. Emery
Washington
Pennsylvanis
Washingtone* Co
Pennsylvania
Edjard Everett
Colmer
Eighteenth
William
Wirt
New York Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Madison
White House
Rineteenth and
Gatreete
Matthew F. Maury
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ninetteenth Street
Madiuon
Monroe
Nineteenth Strest
George B. McClellan
Nineteenth Street
Theodore Roosevelt
Civil Service
Kalorama
Strest
Phelps Place
Joel Barlow
Hygiene
United States Naval Observatory
Navy
Franklin
Lafayette
Andrew Jackson
Astradia
Rittenhouse
Joseph Nourse
Jefferson
Tudor Place
Marquis de Lafayette
M Street
Thirty-third
Bank of Columbia, First Tank
District of Columbia
Prospect Avenue
Thirtyfourth Street
Col
Benjamin Stotdert
Adams
Aqueduct Bridge
Key Mansion
Francia Seat Key
Thirty-sixth Street
Ors
B. D. E. N. Southworth
Athoress
Thirty-sixth
P Strosts
Eorgetown —— University
Thig Institution
Leering
Goutherin
Benjamin F. Fuller
Arthur Vedur
Wiliam
Buitlding
Second Street
Maryland Avenue
Christ Church
Navy Yard
Errest
Naval Gun Factory
Washington Navy Yard
John G. Dahlgren
Sir M. Goldaborough
Hiram Paulding
Issac Hull
Thomas Tingey
Arlington Cemetery
Virginia Hills
Potomc
Cujon
Ika Sheridan
Crock
Wright
Meigs
Lawton
Porter
Greer, Roe
Sampson
Roofton
George Washington Parke Custis
Gen. Washington
Hese
Robert
B. Lee
Alexandria
Bigy Quaint
Braddock
Peter Lee
Maeuste Lodge
Virginia
Paul Kester
Belvoir
Potomac River
Mount Vernon
Willan Fairfax
Lord Fairfax
Tim Wilfret
Fort Washington
The
Potomac
L‘enfant
Buttlah
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Cumberland
Miwaa
John Quincy - Adams
Chain Bridge
Henry Clay
John Rendolph
Eade’ Mill
Cabin John
Maryland
Georgetown
Montgomary C. Melxs
Tetoraan Davis
Great Falls of the Potomac
Romaine
Ursokt Potomac Canal
Everal
American University
Genygstown
Caurehe
Apaph
Mars
Saipte Peter and Paul
Spain
Washington Cathedral
Wisconsin Avenue
Lorenzo Flow
Argyle Place
Piney Branch Road
Bureau of Standards
Pierce MU Road
Fort Stevene
Brightwood—Theory
Lincoln
Battle Ground
Brights
Hero Es
Sol
Early
Silver Spring
Seventh Street
yYoad
Francia Preston Blqth
Globe
Jackson
van Buren
Omilas
U. S. Army
Lincolp
Rock Creek
Celebe Branchel
Partridge
Goll
Daintandens
Commer
Augriue
Atrest
College Staduftes
America
Trinity ‘College
Bortheant
Ar. Co
Chrareh
Gatery
Beneidaa
Eckington
New York
Avenna
Jozeph Gaics
Famolus
National Intelligencer
Coluzane “Institution For the
Imorida Avenue
Thig College
Kendall Green
Tg French
Gallaudet
Bladenzyuts
Colonial Road
Anacostia
Frederick Douglass
Cadet Escort Service Schedules at Union Station
A schedule for the cadet escort service at Union Station was arranged by Chairman Mr. Weller. It provides for service from 4 p.m. March 1 to March 4 with ninety white and ten colored cadets in relays at $1 per twelve hours. Federal Public Comfort Committee members will also be in attendance at Union Station and key arrival points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Panama Canal governance terms extend into new era
A fragmented OCR reading notes ongoing governance service on the Panama Canal, mentioning terms served and anticipated continuity in administration as changes begin to take effect. The text references Hava and consecutive years in service, indicating a transition period for canal oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Charities Seek $19000 From Joint Charity Funds
The joint finance committee of the Associated Charities Citizens Relief Association and the Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis reports a need of 19000. The committee transfers varied sums to John Joy Edson treasurer of the Associated Charities and to the Citizens Relief treasurer Milton G Ailes. Donors include Mr Mrs William J Boardman Miss Sara G Hyde Dr J S Arnold Mrs Eleanor G H Miller Thomas F Walsh Mrs J Hay and many others with gifts totaling 746 dollars plus additional gifts reported to the Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis through the joint committee.
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Associated Charities
Citizens’ Relief , Association
Association For the Prevention ‘of Tuberculosis
Sted
John Joy Edson
Amid
Wiliam J. Boardman
Joseph N. Whitney
Mia
Sera G. Hyde
de. J
Arnold
Cherrydale. Ya
Walter H. Beal
E. Hy
Thoman
Renin
Gerah Bryan
PB. Ritter & Son
J. Peelle
John Hay
Misa Margaret H. Sims
Davidson & Davidson
M. J.stack
Stewart
B. Munouter
Charles E. Foster
J. A. Ford
C. F. Dickens
Mra. Elwhonsa R. Mecartney
F. T. Doige
C. N. Osgood
Charles P. Stone
Florence Smith
Mica Frances
Hoey
M. B. Scanlan
J. W. Heisner
E. W. Spalding
Charles P Neill
James Kart
John Mazpilton
Frederic W. Huldekoper
Jules A. Dem
Onat
R. W. Stone
E. D. Townsend
Truman HI. Newberry
Abbie G Fox
Santa
George Piltr
Elizabeth J. Somers
R. Harr
Byron
Adams
Mise Jules
Strong
J. Robert Sommerville
I Ma
Frances K. Por
Citizens’Relief Association
Mi Ton G
Ailes
B. M
Gallaudet
L. B. Lawrence
Julia
Dr. Strong
Robert A. Phillips
Ross Fiabbum
Prenk
Hamill
Wan
J. Boardman
William A. Hedrick
H.thomas
Sarah Bryan-Leet
J. P. Ritter & Son
John
Creme
Charles &, Steel i
Abbie G Worx
George Pitt
Elisabeth J Somers
R. Harria & Co
Wilam H. Forwood
Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
William J. Boardman
Sara G. Hyde
J. 3. Arnold
Margaret H. Sims
Stewart B. Mumeaster
Cleland Davis
Relner
Sioner
Charles P. Nell
Mary
Mitchell
Abbie G. Fox
George Phtt
Elizabeth J. x
I Kander
Plugge
Harris
Robert A. Philips
A. Rowe Fish ‘Bum
Frank Hamilton
Geo
Townsend
YM Gale
Merrer B. May
Frances’ P. Cash
Thomas W. Smith
Julie D. Strong
H. 1. Bergman
Rival Church Established In Washington After Schism
Members who left Memorial Evangelical Lutheran Church plan a separate congregation due to policy disputes. Sunday services will be held at Confederate Veterans Hall on Vermont Avenue with temporary use arranged and a new church to follow. Rev Dr S W Leech to deliver the sermon. offertory will be by Dr Lillis Bridge and Mrs A I Goodhue. Likely both morning and evening services will be held by the new organization weekly. Also reported, Mrs L K Simpson lost a gold purse valued at 400 with 12 in cash en route to the Burlington apartment house.
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Ing the
United
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Avenue
Third Street
Hannibal Hamlin
Mudes
John A. Sutter
California
Igd
Jackson Hall
Pennsylvania Avenus
Franklin Pierce
Jonathan Cuvy
James M. Mason
Robert ¢. Whitthrop
Congreas
Fillmore Rexet
Congress
O Street
Francia Scott Key
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
John C. Fremont
Jomas H. Benton
Mgmgouri
Indiana Avenue
Taney
Admiral Evans
Bob
Fourth
Grant
Cleveland
John A. Dix
the Treasury
John Marshall Place
Metropolitan Methodist Church
Vere Telop Newman
Firant
Logan
Chase
McKinney
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Metropolitan
Kossuth
Kiapuke
Sixth Streets
Salmon P., Chase
Caleb Cushing
H Myeet
John C. Calhoun
United States
Aring
Thomas A. Walter
Capliot
Thit House
United States Paient Office
Lincoln
Weld
Seventh Street
Erst Flageash
F. B. Moree
Street
Seventh
Mkguth
Wlodget
D Streets
National Inteliiuencer
Washington Tarmacks
Indian Council
United States National Museum
Garfeld
Smithsonian Institution
Joseph Henry
Long Bridge
Fourteenth
James Buchanan
Traint
Alekander R. Shepherd
Public Library
New
York Avenue
Ninth Streets
Andrew Carnegie
Washington Cley
John W. Fowell
Tenth Street
Ars
Spanish War Veterans’ Association
P Streets
Ford's
Tenth
Pater Fores
American Archiver
Eleventh Street
Harvey Restaurant
Carud's
van Buren
Polk
Taylor
Fierce
Buchanan
Pransylvania Avenue
Twelfth Arrest
Raleigh Hotel
Kirk
National
Stizet
Fiani
Rhirtéenth Atreats
Firat - Dynes
Garford Cate
Ohio
Taey
Katroo Edwin. M
Sitanton
Thes Fey
Branklin ‘Square
New + York
Che.wau
Memorial Evangelical Lutheran Church
Butler
Confederate Veterans' Hall
Vermont Avenue
Veterans’ Association
8. W. Lee
LK. Simpson
Massachusetts Avenue
Burington
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Taft
Army
Gist Fuaiy
Dloor
Thome F. Walsh
Tihe
Fwr
Lore
Fto Penson
Amt
Eesti Les Pos
Flaar
Aids
Thraeration
Eircumetat
Hardy
Army Navy
Caeir
Sergean
Cirtymin Wiliam P. van Wiekle
Committee On Historic Sites
Jaate Puitie
van Wickles
Roosevelt
Inau- Kniaton
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
John Quincy Adams
William Henry Haron
Millard Fillmore
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Aaron Burr
Pennsylvania‘avenue
Fourteenth Street
Willard Hotel
Filmore
Gen. Crant
Ebbitt
Wiliam McKintey
Congreece
Jefferson Davilage
Heura
Foundry
Hayes
Foxhall
Amen
John ©. Breckenrigge Realted
CS House
Thig
Allen A
L ‘Ang ' Gourteanti
All- Souls’ Church
Massachusetts Avenué
Pourteanth Atreet
Seater
W. H. Crawford
Georgia
Vermont
Spencer F. Baird
Smitheonian Institution
Mved
Fifteenth and
William M.evaria
Fifteenth
Simon Cameron
Sie -Hamilton Flair
H Streets
George Washington University
Witteenth
Charles Dickens
Thie
Atta
Fifteenth Street
Old
Bank of the United States
Treasury Department
State Department
Peonaylyoung Avenue
Fifteenth Streets
Suter
Admiral Cockhorn
Department of State
Madison Place
Department of
Belasco
Seward
James G. Bale
Wenjamin Ogle
Tayloe
Don Cameron
Hobart
Senier Hanna
McKintey
Little White House
IL Street
Cosmos Club
Dolly Madison
Admiral Wilkes
George B. McClallan
Arlington Hotel
Hostreet
Willian L. Mercy
Lewry Cass
Harrison
Dom Fedro
Diew
King Kalakaua
Li Hung Chang
Charles ‘Himper
Gen
Lewis Gare
Wiliam L. Marcy
Reverdr
Rohnson
H Street
Owen Meredith
St. John's Church
Sixteenth
Pamillarly
X Monpe
van Huren
Tyler
Fillanre
Arthur
Sixteenth Street
Thie Homme
John “Hay
Hatreat
John Sitdell
Louisiang
Gideon Weles
Daniel Lamont
Connecticut Avenue
If Street
William W. Corcoran
Jackson ‘Place
Commodore Decatur
Trinoji
Duibie
Martin van Buren
Edward Alvingeton
George M. Dallas
Judah P. Benjamin
Deale
Jackson Place
Decatur Mouge
Schuster Colfax
Francis Preston Blair
Montgomery Blair
Bancroft
Ewng
Sherman
Gen. Lee
George Dancroft
K Street
George Dewey
Thia Hous
William HL
Carnegie Institution
Rhode Island Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Gen. Sheridan
Charles W. Feirbanks
Seventeenth and
Streets
Ger Alexander. Macomb
United States Army
Parragat Square
Magruder
Griffin
Mansfield
Paames
Winfeld Scott
Seventeenth
Continental Memorial Hall
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bureau of American Republics
Geo. War Nexs
Davy Burns
Treasury
Winfeld Gentt
Admiral Porter
New Hampshire Avenue
Corcoran Street
Admiral William
N and
Mbyeets
Jane Johnston
Nisgo
Frei
Woodbury Blair
Archie
Dr. Lyon
Whkite
Neat
Star
Post
Mayerico
Ian Maser
Tlace
Hall
Archiy