Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-30
Standing Information for Visitors and
Residents Alike. Divisions, Streets,
Parks, and Noted Show Places.
special Information.


Treasury Department-Open to
Visitors to vaults II to IL aud TO 2.
Bureau Engraving and Printing -
Open from 9;3o to 1880 and TO q.
Washington Monument-Open to visi-
tors every weekday. Elevator runs
from 9 to n a. m, and to S p. m.
Agricultural Department-Ope pen 9 to g.
Smithsonian Institute-N4 4tional Mu-
-eum-Open $50 to 4:3o.
The Government Botanical Gardens
Open to S.
Patent Ofice-Open to 2.
Pension .ding-Open to 4.
Navy ard-Open 8 to ago.
Marine Barracks - Concerts by the
Marine Band every Monday at II a. m
and 1890 p. m. Guard Mount daily at
9 a. IN.
Prominent Drives-Soldiers' Home,
Arlington Heights, Woodley Park,
Zoologi al C rdens and Naval Observe
tory. Carriages may be ordered at
Hotel Offices
Mt Vernon-Boat leaves wharf, foot
of Seventh street, on the half hour;
s
and Pennsylvania avenue.
Government Printing Office North
Capitol and H streets.
The Library-Open 9 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Historical and show Places of the city.
Treasury Department.
Church where President Hayes at
tended
Former site of the historic Colonial
Hotel.
U. S. Geological Survey.
Ford's Theater (where Lincoln was
asssssinated.
House in which President Lincoln
died
Alley through which Booth escaped
after assassinating Lincoln.
Building in which Admiral Schley was
made a Mason in an extraordinary
manner.
Interior Department.
Patent Office.
General Land Office.
Pension Office.
Judiciary Square.
City Hall Park.
City Hall.
Former worshipping place of Daniel
Webster.
District Police Court.
Daniel Webster's old law office.
Washington Monument.
Hancock Statue.
Church attended by President Nc
Kiuley.
Church attended by President Grant
and General Logan
One of the famous church spires of
the world
Room in which Henry Clay died.
National Hotel.
Metropolitan M. f. Church.
L S. Mail B * Repair shop.
s'e from which Booth hired his
h"rs the night he ssassinated Lincoln.
ID ret Blu ldiug.
Room III wh'ch assassin Guiteau was
t''r aud convicted.
Lu Fanners Monument Of Lincoln.
Church attended by Pre- ,ident Cleve-
Ieud.
DE Witt rslmage's Old CHURCH.
Sta,uv Of Alberr Pike.
Buildins n winch an Abolition Club
was mobned.
Census Off e.
House built by General Washington.
Senate Stables.
Capitol.
Capitol Grounds.
Greenough's statue of General Wash
ingtOn.
Congressional L brary.
Lincoln Park.
Lincoln and Slave Statue.
District Jail.
Former home of Fred Douglass.
Place of Guiteau's execution.
General Greene's Statue.
Old Capitol Building.
Political Prison during Civil War.
General Buffers former residence.
Bridge of Sighs."
Only church on which bell tolled at
death of John Brown.
The Coliseum"
Marine Hospital.
Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Eastern Dispensary.
Old Slave Market.
Oldest House on Capitol Hill.
Government Printing Office.
Old Jewish Synagogue.
Bureau of Education.
Calvary Baptist Church.
New Jewish Temple.
Ma ional Rifles Armory.
Carroll Hall.
Scottish Rite Temple.
Site of old Kirkwood Hotel, where
Vice-President Andrew Johnson took
the oath of Office on morning of Presi-
dent Lincoln death.
Southern Railway Building.
New willard.
Chase's Grand Opera House,
Panorama Building.
Emergency Hospital.
The Mall.
Propagatiug Ponds, U. S. Fish Com
mission.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing.