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16Th Street Historic District 396000.000000 Sixteenth Street Historic District 2560 Meridian House 2660 2550 Kalorama Rd 1800 blk blk Manhattan Laundry Complex 2539 2568 672 2569 Manhattan Laundry Complex Pl 1 lk 2570 0271 0271 0302 0330 2 an b 0202 k 0 2550 S m 16 k l Mary Ann Shadd Cary House l t ek 6 W h e 1 St 1500 blk W St 1300 blk W St 1200 blk l b B P b 2553 S 2562 an 0 m 0 t k 0 e 0 2538 2558 e k 2 B 2567 l 1 Wyoming Ave 1800 blk 1 1 0188 b 2 2 0203 0 t t 2560 0 0235 0272 0 2535 N 0303 S 0174 S b 2554 k h h l l t k 0149 V St 1600 blk V St 1500 blk V St 1400 blk V St 1300 blk V St 1200 blk t 2537 b 0 1 1 1 California St 1800 blk 0150 Northumberland Apts. 0 0 0273 Seaton St 1700 blk 0 0188 S 2 0236 0175 0204 t 0304 0332 2555 k Lincoln Theatre 2557 S Wyoming Apts. 0150 l 0189 b h Vernon St 1800 blk U St 1700 blk U St 1600 blk U St 1500 blk U St 1400 blk t U St 1300 blk U St 1200 blk 4 4 2 2535 1 True Reformer Bldg. 9 The Oswego & Exeter Gen. George B. McClellan Statue 1 Prince Hall Masonic Temple 2556 0151 0190 t S Willard St 1700 blk 0176 Caroline St 1500 blk Wallach Pl 1300 blk 0274 h T t 0305 0333 S 7 t Evans-Tibbs House 20 0131 0151 1 0177 N 0190 0205 0237 00 blk T St 1800 blk T St 1700 blk T St 1600 blk T St 1500 blk T St 1400 blk T St 1300 blk T St 1200 blk 2535 Whitelaw Hotel k 0191 k l 0152 0132 0177 0206 0334 N l b b 2531 Swann St 1700 blk Swann St 1600 blk Swann St 1400 blk Anthony Bowen YMCA 0 0109 0238 0 0 0 8 0306 8 1 0206 1 0152 k 0275 0334 2532 0090 0132 l 0177 0191 t t b S S S St 2000 blk S St 1800 blk S St 1714 blk S St 1600 blk S St 1500 blk S St 1402 blk S St 1300 blk S St 1200 blk 4 h h t t 2 9 0 7 1 1 1 0133 0153 Scottish Rite Temple 0239 t 0178 0091 S 0307 Riggs Pl 1800 blk Riggs St 1304 blk h 0192 0207 0207 t 0276 0335 0110 0154 7 Gladstone & Hawarden Apt. Bldgs. 0133 0153 1 0178 0239 0308 0092 Gladstone & Hawarden Apt. Bldgs. Lincoln United Church of Christ Fraser Mansion Thomas Nelson Page House R St 1600 blk R St 1500 blk R St 1300 blk k 0153 S Wardman RowWardman Row l 0309 b Charlotte Forten Grimké House 1 C Wardman RowWardman Row Perry Belmont House 2 0111 0 o 0134 0155 Wardman RowWardman Row 0240 t n 0193 h 0 0093 0179 6 n Corcoran St 1802 blk Corcoran St 1700 blk Zalmon Richards House S e 1 0208 t c t t 0277 1 i John Wesley A.M.E. Zion Church S 0336 0093 c 0179 0193 0208 6 u h 0134 0155 0 t t 0 A Cairo Apt. Bldg. 0240 0278 N 1 Q St 1800 blk Q St 1700 blk Q St 1500 blk Q St 1400 blk Q St 1300 blk 1 v b l e k k l Samuel M. Bryan House 0 Whittemore House b k l k b 0194 0277 S 0156 l 0 l 0 b 0135 0180 Alma Thomas House b 0094 k 0 0209 0310 0241 b 0 0113 Church St 1700 blk 0278 5 0095 0 l 0 0194 k 1 0 0241 Walsh-McLean House 5 St. Luke's Church t 0136 5 Robert S. Woodward House lk 1 S 0156 1 b t 0209 0 t k h S Blaine House Patterson House l 0311 t S b P St 1500 blk 0 P St 1700 blk P St 1600 blk P St 1400 blk h t Dupont Fountain h Gen. John A. Logan Statue 1 t 0 0095 E Wadsworth House 1 4 0 1 1 0114 E McCormick Apts. 4 Carnegie Instit of Washington, Admin. Bldg.0210 0242 N 1 lk 0157 k M t b 0096 0096 0114 l a 0181 0195 Grace Reformed Church 0312 0338 s S b 0 0279 k s a l ch The Chamberlain h 1600 blk O St 1500 blk 0 u O St b s t e The Rhode Island k 2 O St 2012 blk t k O St 1200 blk t 7 s l 0 l 3 A 1 v Rhode Island Ave. Res. Bldgs. 0242 b 0 b 1 e 0137 1 3 0 t 7 Rhode Island Ave. Res. Bldgs. 0115 Moore House 0 0 1 0 0181 0 S b t Mary McLeod Bethune House t l k 3 S Heurich House h S 0195 The Braxton 1 t 0097 h t 9 h 0313 0339 0138 0158 t t Mt Olivet Lutheran Church 1 0280 S Wilkins House 6 8 0195 S 0211 0115 1 h 1 0181 S Brodhead-Bell-Morton House 0243 t 0099 NN St 1900 blk N St 1700 blk N St 1320 blk N St 1200 blk 1 1 k Lt. Gen. Winfield Scott Statue 1 John Witherspoon Statue k l l 6 b Elliott Coues House b t Luther Place Mem. Church & Statue 0098 0182 N h 0196 N 0 General Fed. of Women’s Clubs Hqtrs. 6 0 S 0139 0212 The Plymouth 0 2 0244 t 2 0281 1 0 Nat'l City Christian Church 1 t 0116 St. Matthew's Cathedral and Rectory 0340 t b 0245 Proctor Alley Livery Stable 0099 S S l 0182 k h 0159 0196 0314 h t 0139 Charles Sumner School t 0 0213 0 2 M St 1800 blk Nuns of the Battlefield Mont. M St 1500 blk M St 1200 blk 1 0160 Maj. Gen. George H. Thomas Statue Demonet Bldg. k k l l 0162 Metropolitan A.M.E. Church 0246 b b k Waggaman-Ray Commercial Row l 0282 0 0 b 0 0 0315 0341 0197 0 1 1 De Sales St 1700 blk 0 Church of the Ascension & St. Agnes 1 1 0214 1 t t 0140 Russian Embassy 1 S 0100 S 0117 Mayflower Hotel t 0247 0183 Morrison and Clark Houses h h 0161 S t t 0 9 0162 0215 h t 2 1 4 0283 k k 1 Edmund Burke Statue l l L St 1800 blk L St 1718 blk L St 1600 blk L St 1500 blk L St 1420 blk L St 1300 blk b b 0 0 Strong John Thomson School 0 0 0217 0248 0 0 1 1 0085 0107 0164 0184 0216 0316 t 0076 t 0163 0198 0284 0342 S S Tower Bldg.Almas Temple Carpenters Bldg. h h K St 0 blk t t k k l K St 1710 blk K St 1600 blk K St 1500 blk K St 1400 blk K St 1200 blk k 7 0 K St 1300 blk l l b 1 2 K St 0 blk b b 0 0 0 0 0 0249 0 0185 W 0185 Carlton Hotel 0218 WThe Champlain Franklin School 9 9 9 t t Admiral David Farragut Statue James B. McPherson Statue John Barry Statue t 0106 S S 0078 0086 0126 0199 0317 S 0285 h h Army & Navy Club t 0218 h t United Mine Workers of America Arts Club-Caldwel-Monroe House t 0 8 I St 1700 blk I St 1300 blk I StL e1ge2nd00 blk 1 1 1 1 0078 S Alibi Club 0200 0220 275 Square 0118 Veterans Administration 0286H istoric Structures 0101 N "The Seven Buildings" 0105 0127 0165 0186 Lafayette Bldg. 0250 0374 U.S. Chamber of CommerceAshburton House Southern Bldg GrHeisytohrico Duisntrdic tsBus Terminal Red Lion Row The Bachelor Flats H St lk H St 1610 blk St. John's Church 0219 H St 1400 blk 1300 bl 0 b k Mat0th2e8w7 Gilm0o3r1e8 0344 Decatur House 0101 Metropolitan Club Cutts-Madison House Masonic Temple 0141 N Union Trust Co. 0222 0251 H-DC 0119 American Peace Society 0187 H St 1800 blk 0166 Benjamin Ogle Tayloe House Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Bldg. www.h-net.org/~dclist Andrew Jackson Statue Hibbs Bldg 0288 0319 0345 Corcoran Hall-GWU Renwick Gallery Treasury Annex 0252 C & P TeleDpheocneem Cboe, rM 2a0in0 B7ldg. 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