Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-06

house
.tlss,, Of +, T.. and 18th
No. s.d asnHas rs as and PF K issa
camp Of the nth New 4ork Regiment.
streets northwest. Christian Church. at
tended by President GARFIELD.
No. 74-Vermonf avenue and n street
northwest House In which Gen. Montgom-
cry G; Meigs, auarteE1master general. lived
No. Massachusetts avenue and 14th
street northwest. HUI mansion. site of
Desmarre's Ear and Eye Hospital.
Historic Lafayette Square.
No. 76-Pennsylvantaysaven and 18th
street northwest (The New WfIlard.) Site
of the old Willard. where President Lincoln
stopped on his arrival in Washington in
1851, and where General Grant was staying
when made lieutenant general.
No. 77-Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. The Treasury. The 9Th .Massa chu-
sets Rsgiment was qusrtered hare.
ury. Pedestal for statue Of General Sher-
man- ~
No. 7p-southeast corner OF F and 18th
streets nerthwest. Site Of the pay depart
ment of the Department OF WASHINGTON.
No. 8O-Pennsylvania avenue between 18th
and Madison place. New Riggs Bank Site
OF the Office OF the sureeon general.
No. Sill and 18th streets northwest. st.
with the bell OF this church by General
Stone in April. 1881, upon the supposed ap-
preach OF the confederate army.
No. a2-I and 18th streets northwest Resi-
dence OF Simon Cameron, Secretary OF
War from 1881 to 1852
No. s3-Madison place. Lafayette Square
Theater. Site Of residence Of Secretary OF
State w. n. Seward. in which he was at
tool lad Hyyn uusr ~.
James G. Blaine lived here when ne was
Secretary Of State.
No. S4-H street and Madison place. Cos
mos Club. This house, once the home Of
Dolly Madison. after the death of her hus-
band, the President, and later of Admiral
Wilkes. was the headquarters of General
George B. Mcclellan while in command of
the Army Of the Potomac.
No. S5-Center Of south side of Lafayette
Square, opposite the White House. Site Of
the reviewing stand before which nassed
the armies of the United States in 1855
No. S6-Northwest corner of Vermont ave-
nue. ana n street northwest. Residence Of
Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts.
Old st. Johns Church.
No. s7-H and 10th streets northwest
st. Johns Church. In this church General
Scott, General Mcclellan and President Ar
thur worshiped
No. SS-Farragut Square. Here were
stationed Magruder's and Grffin's batter
les.
No. se-No. Jackson place. Residence
OF Montgomery Blair, Postmaster General
from 1861 to 1854
No. 90-Southwest corner of jackson Mace
and street. The home Of Commodore
Decatur, the hero of Tripoli, who died here
after his duel, in 1890.
No. 91-White House grounds, south of
mansion. Site Of Rush barracks
No. a2-White House grounds, south of
mansion. Site Of Reynolds barracks
No. 93-White Lot. south of White House.
Here were encamped the PENNSYLVANIA reg
tments commonly called. 'Bucktails"
No. OH near nth street northwest Reg
adence OF George Bancroft. the historian.
No. 95-Rhode Island a veaue and nth street
northwest. General Sheridan resided In this
house.
No. 96-I and 18th streets northwest. Far
ragut apartment house. Site Of home of
General McComb, once lco1nmander-in-chief
OF the United StatesaarIrfy
NO. 97-Corner Pennsylvania avenue and
nth street northwest. Site of headquar-
tiers of the Department of Washington.
No. 98-Northeast hcorner Pennsylya MIA
avenue and 18th street, Told Corceran Art
Gallery Headquarters Of the quartermas-
ter general.
No: ee-war Department building. north
front. Site of the War Department.
No. 100-War Department, building, CEN
ter wings. Site Of the Navy Department.
No. -10l-War Department. Company D,
I'd United States Cavalry. was quartered
here. 1t, with Conp2Ay "a Of the same reg
iment, had been stationed at Texas. and
they were the first troops to arrive in de-
tense OF the capital, reaching here April
Division Headquarters.
No. 1O2Seventeenth street near G street
northwest. This building was the head
quarters of General Scott
No. 103-F and 18th streets northw
Winder building. Headquarters Of the chief
of engineers.
No. 104-F and 18th streets northwest
Headquarters Of General Halleck, and after
ward of General Grant.
No. 1O5-Foot Of 18th street southwest.
Residence of General Van Ness, who mar
ried the daughter OF Davy Burns the orig
inal owner Of the ground now occupied by
the Write House, the Treasury and the
state war ana Navy Departments.
No. 106-No. 1892 Pennsylvania avenue
General Winfield Scott resided In this build
ing.
No; 1O7-No. 1712 H street Residence Of
No. 1855 and 18th streets northwest
Everett House. Office Of the depot quarter
master general.
No. 1o9-G and 18th streets northwest
once OF depot quartermaster for supply
ing the Army Of the Potomac.
No. 11O-162 H street northwest Resi-
dence of General Ambrose e. Burnside.
NO. 111-New York avenue and 18th street
Octagon House. President Madison resided
here after the burning of the White House
by the English In 1914
No. 112-Northwest corner PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 10Th street. Executive Offices
occupied temporarily by Presidents Madison
and Monroe.
No. 113-H and 10Th streets northwest,
Union engine house. Company B of the
Union Regiment, D. C. ", used this build
Ing as its armory.
NO. 114-Northeast corner of I and 10Th
eral o.
No 115-I and 10Th streets northwest
Provost marshal generals office; depart
ment OF Washington.
No. l6-Between Nd and N, 18th and 10Th
streets northwest Site Of Williams bar
racks
No. 117-Between M and N, 18th and 10Th
streets northwest Site Of Sedgwdck bar
racks.
No. 11S-Twentieth street near Pennsyl-
vanla avenue northwest. Site Of Union
Chapel Hospital
No. 110-Intersectien of Pennsylvania and
New Hampshire avenues and 23d street
northwest, running to / and 22d streets
site OF Martindale barracks.
NO 12O-Same location as Martfndaie bar
racks Site of Camp Fry, or Fry barracks
No. 12l-K and Path streets, Washington
Circle, Riggs House. Site of the Circle