NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Description: Diplomatic Driveway
Description: Triangle
Description: Lotus pond
Name: Rubell Museum DC
Description: A contemporary art museum in Washington, D.C., focusing on exhibitions of contemporary art.
Name: Historic Oyster Shed and Lunchroom
Description: The Historic Oyster Shed and Lunchroom buildings were constructed in 1916-1918 and restored in 2018 with the redevelopment of The Wharf. The connected space currently houses the Rappahannock Oyster Bar restaurant.
Name: Electric Cool-Aid
Description: Our specialty is Frozen drinks, but we have a full bar and a ton of things in cans.
Description: As of 2017/04/25, 1711 Rhode Island Avenue Northwest was being demolished to make way for 1701 Rhode Island Avenue Northwest.
Name: Dacor Bacon House Museum
Description: The Ringgold–Carroll House (also known as the DACOR Bacon House and John Marshall House) is an historic residence located at 1801 F St Northwest, Washington, D.C. Built in 1825, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It has been adapted
Name: Trap Manor
Description: Trap Manor is a stately home, known to host residents of Georgetown University.
Name: Volta Bureau
Description: Library for the deaf started by famed inventor of many things, especially the telegraph and telephone, Alexander Graham Bell.
Name: Office of Personnel Management
Description: Theodore Roosevelt Building
Name: Department of Agricultural Extensible Building
Description: Old building
Name: Refreshments
Description: Basic choices, expensive.
Name: Old Naval Observatory
Description: Founded by superintend of the U.S. Navy Depot of Charts and Instruments LT Matthew Fontaine Maury in 1843. Maury is considered to be the father of modern oceanography, he served here until 1861 when he joined the Confederacy.
Name: Zorba's Café
Description: Outdoor
Name: Georgetown Post Office
Description: Georgetown had been the port of entry since 1779. In 1864 the Senate tried to make Washington City the official port. The Georgetown mayor led a violent fight against this bill and prevailed. U.S. Customs Service occupied this building until 1967.
Name: Cartwheel Tower
Description: This tower was originally built during the Cold War as a relay for classified military information. It has since been repurposed for civilian use by the FAA.
Name: Copley Plaza
Description: Copley Plaza cooperative, originally named Copley Court. Built 1916
Description: Low platform
Description: High platform
Name: Spark Social House
Description: Queer Non-Alcoholic Bar
Description: old building torn down and area currently under construction (12/10/2018)
Name: Potomac Hill Campus
Description: Originally the site of the Naval Observatory, then the Navy Bureau of Medicine. Transferred from Navy to General Services Administration in 2012.
Name: Fort Lesley J. McNair
Description: Home of the National Defense University
Name: Folger Shakespeare Library
Description: A world famous collection of Shakespeare and Shakespeare related works intended for performance use.
Localized names: Biblioteca Folger Shakespeare
Name: Open City
Description: A cafe located at the National Cathedral, serving espresso drinks, homemade pastries, and sandwiches. It's a gathering place for locals, visitors, and various communities, offering a quiet lunch or brunch experience.
Name: Number One Observatory Circle
Description: Official Residence of the Vice President of the United States
Description: Flocculation-sedimentation basins for the Dalecarlia WTP.
Description: The establishment of St. Elizabeths Hospital was a landmark in the mid 19th century reform movement to provide both protective and healing care for the mentally ill. It is the only U.S. Public Health Service Hospital devoted entirely to mental health.
Description: The establishment of St. Elizabeths Hospital was a landmark
in the mid 19th century reform movement to provide both protective and healing care for the mentally ill. It is the only U.S. Public Health Service Hospital devoted entirely to mental health.
Name: Coast Guard Exchange
Description: The establishment of St. Elizabeths Hospital was a landmark in the mid 19th century reform movement to provide both protective and healing care for the mentally ill. It is the only U.S. Public Health Service Hospital devoted entirely to mental health.
Name: Prince Construction Company, Inc and Arrow Construction Co.,LLC
Description: Two construction companies
Name: Good Hope Hydroponics
Description: Hydroponics Equipment Supplier
Name: KUTT N UPP
Description: KUTT N UPP (Unisex Hair Salon)
Name: We Act Radio
Description: 1480 AM Radio Station
Name: Project Create Arts Center
Description: Established in 2015 and located in Anacostia, the Project Create Arts Center acts as a hub for artistic expression and education for young artists. The center offers a diverse range of studio art classes, after-school programs and other activities.
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Samuel Gompers House
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Saint George's Episcopal Church
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Mount Bethel Baptist Church
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Description: Void
Name: Bryant Street Pumping Station
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Bethune Annex
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Washington City Tunnel East Shaft Building
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Founders Library - UGL
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Earnest E Just Hall(Biology Hall)
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Julia Caldwell Frazier Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Phyllis Wheatley Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Early Learning Center
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Isabella Sojourner Truth Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Chauncey I. Cooper Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Maria L Baldwin Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Localized names: Q6761375
Name: Founders Library - MSRC
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Chemistry Building
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Wilbur Thirkield Hall (Physics)
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Prudence Crandall Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Laser Chemistry Building
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Mental Health Center
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Annex III (Graduate School)
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: WHUR-Radio
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Annex II (Nursing and Allied Health Sciences)
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Frederick Douglass Memorial Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Localized names: Q215562
Name: Howard University Middle School for Math and Science Primary Charter School
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Academic Support Building A
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Barnes & Noble
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Chemical Engineering Building
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Ralph J Bunche International Affairs Center
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Howard Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Academic Support Building B
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Armour Blackburn University Center
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Louis Stokes Health Sciences Library
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Andrew Carnegie Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Alaine Locke Hall
Description: HU Building 44
Name: Inabel Burns Lindsay Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Miner Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Caldwell Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Camalier House
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Edward M. Crough Center for Architectural Studies
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Edward J. Pryzbyla University Center
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Engelhard House
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Flather Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Gowan Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: McGivney Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Leahy Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Maloney Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: McCort-Ward Building
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: McDonald House
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: McMahon Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Shahan Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Nursing-Biology Building
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Pangborn Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Quinn House
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Reardon House
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Salve Regina Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Unanue House
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Walton House
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Curley Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Columbus School of Law
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Description: Clarifier tanks for the residuals collection facility.
Name: Mary's Garden
Description: Small garden and water foundation dedicated to the Virgin Mary
Description: Two Businesses - Fells masonary & Concrete Construction, Davis & Sons Tax Services
Name: Bread for the City
Description: The Lion of Anacostia (One people community Building)
Name: Murphy's Auto Body (1708 - 1710)
Description: 1708 and 1710 ( Both Buildings - One Business) Mural on the front wall
Name: Municipal Fish Market at The Wharf
Description: Opened in 1805, The Municipal Fish Market at The Wharf—often simply called The Fish Market—is the oldest continuously operating open-air fish market in the United States, predating New York City’s Fulton Fish Market by 17 years.

Located between the Potom
Name: Magnolia Plumbing, Heating & Cooling
Description: Magnolia provides customers in the District of Columbia, Virginia, and, Maryland areas with exceptional plumbing and HVAC services.
Name: The Lower Building
Description: The newest structure on campus, referred to by students by its location as the lower building, houses the commons, gymnasium, and the Devine Theatre. Here, students eat lunch during their one-hour lunch break and spend time after school participating in a
Name: Raymond A. DuFour Center
Description: Main athletic training and administrative building for CUA
Name: Capital City Organics
Description: hydroponic and organic grow supply shop
Name: Gibbons Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Hartke Theatre
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Marist Annex
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Marist Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Millennium South
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Nugent Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: O'Boyle Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Capuchin College
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Aquinas Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Marian Scholasticate
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Blue Nile
Description: Herbs, Spices, Books, Natural body products, incense, Candles, Fragrances
Description: Private commercial property owned by Shiraz Enterprizes.
Name: Seaton Elementary School
Description: small community-based school in the Shaw neighborhood
Name: Regan Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Ryan Hall
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks
Name: Bleekman Place
Description: gated community
Name: National Museum of African American History and Culture
Description: free. timed-entry passes are required
Localized names: Nationalmuseum für Afrikanisch-Amerikanische Geschichte und Kultur; Εθνικό Μουσείο Αφροαμερικανικής Ιστορίας και Πολιτισμού; National Museum of African American History and Culture; Museo Nacional de Historia y Cultura Afroamericana; Musée national de l'histoire et de la culture afro-américaines; Muzeum Narodowe Historii i Kultury Afroamerykańskiej; Muzeul național de istorie și cultură afro-americană; 美国非洲裔国家历史和文化博物馆
Description: FAA Remote Transmitter Site
Name: ANC1D01
Description: Boundaries for Advisory Neighborhood Commission 1D Single Member District 01
Name: SeVerna on K
Description: Multi level apt complex
Name: Parking Dock
Description: Dock Area - Parking Dock
Name: The Big Chair
Description: The World's Largest Chair when it was first built in 1959, originally made by Bassett Furniture as an advertisement. Deteriorating wooden structure replaced and rededicated on April 25, 2006, with an aluminum reconstruction by Curtis Properties.
Name: Mary Livingston Ripley Garden
Description: belongs to Smithonian Institution
Name: VIO Condominium and Incanto Apartments
Description: This mixed-use building has retail on the ground floor and upper levels that are divided between VIO Condominium and Incanto apartments.
Name: Hyatt House and Canopy by Hilton
Description: Mixed use building at The Wharf; retail on ground floor; two towers containing Canopy by Hilton Hotel and Hyatt House Hotel.
Name: City Center DC
Description: Upscale shopping and high-end boutiques
Name: Puck Fountain
Description: Lord, what fools these mortals be! definition. A line from the play A Midsummer Night's Dream, by William Shakespeare. A mischievous fairy, Puck, addressing his king, is commenting on the folly of the human beings who have come into his forest.
Name: Whitehaven Parkway Park
Description: Open park area before the forested section, only few trees
Name: Building JJ
Description: The Kappa Sigma House
Name: Washington Navy Yard
Description: U.S. Navy's first yard and first home port center for early 19th-century naval operations during a critical period of expanding nationalism. It has about 35 buildings built between 1799 and 1920, and the National Museum of the U.S. Navy.
Name: Park View Condominium
Description: Park View Condominium
Name: CityCenter DC
Description: Mixed-use commercial development
Name: Admiral Leutze Park
Description: Named for Rear Admiral Eugene H. C. Leutze, Commandant of the Yard from 1905-1910, the park has become the Ceremonial Quarterdeck of the U.S. Navy and utilized as the parade ground for formal affairs and ceremonies.
Description: subway vent
Name: Washington Monument
Description: Square base about 55ft per side; height 555ft 5⅛in.
Localized names: Monumant Washington; Washington Monument; Washingtononov obelisk; Monumento a Washington; Tượng đài Washington
Name: Armesleigh Park
Description: Armesleigh Park is an early twentieth-century subdivision which encompasses three
square blocks bounded by Albemarle, Alton, Yuma, Warren, 38th, and 39th streets.
Description: Playground with several large play structures, several types of swings, picnic tables, and a drink vending machine.
Name: U.S. Coast Guard - Station Washington
Description: U.S. Coast Guard Boat Station, primary duties, include search and rescue, enforcement of laws and treaties, marine environmental protection and recreational boating safety.
Name: Engine Company 27
Description: New home for Engine Company 27. Building constructed after images created.
Description: Ancillary structure attached to the Washington Monument; hosts the main entrance
Description: moon gate
Description: Pedestrian bus bay platform for Southern Avenue station.
Description: Surrounds Southeast #5 District of Columbia-Maryland Boundary Stone
Description: A pond containing aquatic plants and koi fish
Name: DC FEMS warehouse
Description: Warehouse
Name: Saint Elizabeths Hospital
Description: The establishment of St. Elizabeths Hospital was a landmark in the mid 19th century reform movement to provide both protective and healing care for the mentally ill. It is the only U.S. Public Health Service Hospital devoted entirely to mental health.
Name: Civil War Cemetary
Description: The establishment of St. Elizabeths Hospital was a landmark in the mid 19th century reform movement to provide both protective and healing care for the mentally ill. At the time of the Civil War, the Hospital was pressed into service to receive soldiers w
Description: Multi-use field
Description: Storage shed
Description: No longer operational
Description: U.S. Navy World War I railway artillery.
Description: The metal dome originally housed a 9.6-inch refractor telescope. In 1893 it was relocated to the current Naval Observatory site in 1893.
Description: Former WMATA 5000-series subway car retrofitted to contain tables and a bar
Name: Washington City Tunnel West Shaft Building
Description: This building secures the top of the Washington City Tunnel's westernmost drop shaft. Water from the Castle Gatehouse across MacArthur Boulevard crosses the street through a short flume, then falls down the shaft into the Tunnel.
Name: South Lawn
Description: Large lawn
Description: garden bed
Description: Fence around the younger kids playground section
Name: White House Playground
Description: The swing set, which includes three regular swings, a tire swing and a tree house, sits near the White House pool and the horseshoe pit.
Name: Independence Arch
Description: The Independence Arch (or Memorial Circle arch) is a triumphal arch proposed to commemorate the 250th anniversary of American independence (July 4, 1776).
Name: La Petite Academy
Description: Buildings subdivided by roofbreaks