The Washington times., 1902-10-06
POINTERS TO QUICKEN THE MEMORIES OF THE VETERANS

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BETWEEN NJ AND N, EIGHTEENIf
AND NINETEENTH STREETS NORTH
WEST-Sfte of Williams Barracks.
BETWEEN NJ AND N. EIGHTEENTH
AND NINETEENTH STREETS NohiH
WEST-Site of Sedgwick Barracks.
TWENTIETH STREET, NEAR Penn
sYLvANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
Site of Union Chapel Hospital.
INTERSECTION OF PENNSYLVANIA
AND NEW. HAMPSHIRE AVENUES
AND TWENTY THIRD STREET N. w.
RUNNING TO AND TWENTY SEC
OND STREETS-Site of Martindale Bar.
racks.
SAME LOCATION AS MARTINDALE
CHARACTERISTIC of Camp Fry, or FIR!
Barracks.
Some Noted Hospitals.
X AND TWENTY FOURTH STREETS
WASHINGTON CIRCLE. RIGGS HOUSE
Site of the Circle Hospital.
GEORGETOWN, HIGH STREET. BE-
TWEEN WATER AND BRIDGE
STREETS, WATERS WAREHOUSE
Site of Waters Warehouse Hospital.
GEORGETOWN, BETWEEN CON-
GRESS AND HIGH STREETS. METHO-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Site OF
Dumbarton Street Hospital.
GEORGETOWN, GAY AND WASH
INGTON STREETS; REAR OF UNION
HoTELrSite of Seminary (officeso }
Hospital
GEORGETOWN, BRIDGE AND
WASHINGTON STREETS. tUNION
HOTEL)-Site of the Union Hotel Hos
pital.
GEORGETOWN. BRIDGE AND WASH
INGToN STREETS. PRESBYTERIAN
lCHURCH)-Site of Presbyterian Church
Hospital.
GEORGETOWN. NO. 3051 M STREET.
tOLD STONE HOUSE)-Headquarte
used by George Washington in 1871.
when surveying the District of Columbia.
GEORGETOWN. NO. 1856 THIRTY
SECOND STREET. (FORREST HALL)-
The Potomac Light Infantry used this
building as its armory.
GEORGETOWN. NO. 1856 THIRTY
SECOND STREET NORTHWESTERN
rest Hall. used as military prison.
GEORGETOWN. NJ STREET, NEAR
AQUEDUCT BRIDGE. KEY MANSION
Francis Scott Key, author Of THE Star
Spangled Banner" resided In this house.
GEORGETOWN-G College.
Site of college hospital.
GBoRGETOwN-LING BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS, NEAR
COLLEGE tTRINITY CHURCH)-Site of
Trinity Church Hospital.
MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS SOUTH
WEST ENGRAVING SHoP)-The Four
! teenth New York Regiment Was QUAR-
tered here.
Arms of "Three- Months" Troops.
SIXTH STREET SOUTHWEST. ON
THE MALL (FISH COMMISSION BUILD
| ING)-This was the armory where were
stored the arms and ammunition fur
nished to the troops of the District for
three months service in 1861.
ON PART OF RESERVATION II.
EAST OF SEVENTH STREET, RUN
MING TO B STREET SOUTHWEST. IN
OLD COLUMBIA ARMORY. AND BAR
RACKS-Site Of Armory Square Hos
pital.
VIRGINIA AVENUE AND SIXTH
STREET SOUTHWEST-Site of Island
Hall Hospital.
3 AND TENTH STREETS SOUTH
WEST (RYLAND CHAPEL)-Site of Ry-
| land Hossital.
D AND NINTH STREETS SOUTH
| WEST -(GRACE CHURCH)-Site of Ry-
| land HOSPITAL.
ARSENAL GRoUNDs-United States
| Engineer Battalion was quartered In
| buildings on this site from November,
1861, to March, 1852. Company ar
rived in Washington January 20. 1861,
to protect public property" Companies
B and C were here December 8. 1861.
ARSENAL GROUNDs-The battalion
named in preceding paragraph camped
upon the adjoining grounds September
| to Z. 1862.
ARSENAL GROUNDS WASHINGTON
ARSENAL)-Site of Washington Arsenal
Hospital.
Drill Grounds of War Times.
ARSENAL GRoUNDS-These grounds
were used for drilling and other mill
tary purposes. Company l of the First
United States Infantry was also quar-
tered here.
NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND B
STREET SOUTHEAST (MARINE HOS
PITAL BUILDING)-Gen. Benjamin +.
Butler built these three houses of gran
lite, and lived in the central one, on New
Jersey Avenue. r
IL A STREET SOUTHEAST (CAs-
PARTS HOUSE)-Site Of Caspari's Hos
pital.
FIRST STREET SOUTHEAST, Be
TWEEN 3 AND C STREETS-Site Of
Fever Hospital.
E AND FIRST STREETS SOUTHEAST
Site of sherburne Barracks Site of
Russell Barracks.
SECOND STREET SOUTHEAST. BE-
TWEEN EAST CAPITOL AND A
STREETS-Site OF Capitol Barracks.
FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST, BE-
TWEEN E AND G STREETs-Site of
Ebenezer Hospital.
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF AND
SIXTH STREETS soUTHEAST-Th
Washington Howitzers used this build
ing as its armcry.
EIGHTH STREET SOUTHEAST, NEAR
NAVY YARD (CDD FELLOWS HALL)-
Site of q. S. Barracks.
EIGHTH STREET SOUTHEAST. NEAR
NAVY yARD-Site of U. S. Barracks.
/ STREET SOUTHEAST NEAR NAVY
YARD CAMP ALEXANDER)-stte OF
Engineer Brigade Hospital.
UNITED STATES NAVY YARD-The
Seventy-ilrst New York Regiment was
quartered here.
EAST CAPITOL STREET AT LIN
COLIN PARk-Site of Lincoln Barracks
and Lincoln Hospital.
ABOUT ONE MILE EAST OF THE
pIT-OI NEAp AI,MSHOl1SE AND