Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-25

No. e14 F street northwest-Thomas u.
Walter. architect of the Capitol, resided In
this house.
Southwest corner of H and North Capitol
streets-This building was the original gov
eminent printing Office.
Kalorama, near corner street and
Phelps place northwest-Joel Barlow. poet
and patriot, resided here.
No. 219 Sd street Notwithstanding
Pierce. Jonathan Gilley. James NJ. Mason
and Robert G. Winthrop, while members
| Of Congress, resided in this house.
Lafayette Guest.
Franklin Hotel, corner and 21st streets
| Observation-Disclosures was guest in this
| house in 1925 Andrew Jackson and other
| eminent Americans also resided here.
| Southwest corner of G and 10th streets
| northwest-Edward Everett resided in this
| house.
| building)-Site of the residence of John
| Quincy Adams.
| Eleventh street in the rear of Harveys
| restaurant-Site of Carusfs Hall. Inau-
| gural balls of Presidents Van Buren, 1S37),
| Polk US45). Taylor QS49). Pierce QS5D and
| Buchanan 0S5O were held here.
Washington assembly rooms, Louisiana
| avenue opposite 9Th street (now a vacant
| loD.-The inaugural ball of President Will
| lam H. Harrison was held here in 1871.
National Theater-The inaugural ball of
| President Polk was held here in 1s45
| Jackson Hall, 1904 Pennsylvania avenue
| ncrthwest-The ball for the benefit of the
| poor was held here on President Taylors
| Inauguration in 1S49.
Judiciary square, special building adjon-
! ing city hall-The inaugural balls of Presi-
| dents Buchanan 0S5O and Lincoln QS6D
were held in building on this site.
United States patent office (model room)-
| The second inaugural ball of President Lin
| coin was held here in 1865.
Treasury Department-The first inaugural
ball of President Grant .QS69) was held in
the north end of this building
|
| northwest, pension office square. building
| specially erected-The second inaugural ball
OF President Grant QS73) was held in a
| building erected on this site.
United States National Museum-The in
| argural ball of President Garfield was held
| in this building in 1891
United States pension office-The inaugu-
| raj balls of President Cleveland 0SS5), Har-
rlson 0SS9). Cleveland QS93) and Mckinley
| QS97 and 190D were held here.
| No. 2O5 street northwest-General u S.
Grant and later General w. T. Sherman
| resided in this house.
southwest corner of Jackson place and
street-Commodore Decatur hero of Tri-
| poll. built this house and died here after
the duel in 1870, and later it was occupied
| by Henry Clay, Martin Van Buren,. Edward
Livingston, George N. Dallas, Judah p
| Benjamin and f. F. Beale.
Northeast corner of Connecticut avenue
and ii street northwest-Daniel Webster
when Secretary of State, and later William
w. Corcoran owned and resided in this
house.
| John Marshall place bet-yeen Indiana
| avenue and c street. First Presbyterian
Church-President Cleveland attended SER
vice in this church
Ebbtt House, 18th and F. northwest
| William Mckinley. while member of Con-
| gress, resided in this house.
No. 1907 III street northweSt-John Sill
| dell. senator from Louisiana and later
| Gideon Welles. Secretary of the Navy, and
Daniel Lamont, Secretary of War. resided
| in this house.
| house was built by Ogle Tavloe. and later
! was the home of Don Cameron 1t was the
! residence of Vice President Hobart and of
| Senator Hanna and during the Mckinley
administration was called the Little
White House
| Navy yard, foot Sth street southeastern
| 1904 this navy yard was established. and is
now the site of the naval gun factory
No. 90 NJ street northwest-John w.
Powell. explorer, geo1ogist and ethnolo-
| gist, lived in this house.
No. 1445 Massachusetts avenue northwest
Spencer F. Baird, naturalist and first fish
commissioner. lived in this house:
Southwest corner of 18th and streets
northwest-Hamilton Fish of New York
lived in this house
United States arsenal, foot Az street
outhwest-Washingto barracks; orig
inally the site of an Indian council camp.
subsequently an arsenal. and now the
site of the Army War College.
Long Bridge-During the civil war this
bridge was the principal military route
to the south.
ST Johns Church. corner 10th and H
streets Notwithstanding known as
the Presidents church. because Presi-@
dents Madison, Monroe. John Quincy Ad-
ans, Jackson Van Buren,, Harrison, Ty-
Ter. Fillmore. Buchanan and Arthur at
tended service here.
No 1915 10th street northwest-Theo-
dore Roosevelt resided in this house
while civil service commissioner.
No 1910 street northwest-Theodore
Roosevelt resided in this house while as
ant TO Jyn n
Grace Reformed Church. 18th and y
streets northwest - President Roosevelt
attends service in this church.
Missouri avenue between 4R and 0th
southwest-John Tyler resided here be-
fore he became President
No. 600 street northwest-Caleb Cush
ing resided here.
Third street between and G streets
(west side) - Willard Fillmore resided
here while a member of Congress.
No 91S e street-James Buchanan re-
sided here before he became President.
No 1917 14th street-Allen g. Thurman
resided in this house.
Northeast corner of 10th and D streets
(Times building)-Peter Force, who COM
this site.
Shoreham. 18th and II streets-Ste of
residence of Gen George b. Mcclellan
when he was restored to the command of
the Army of the Potomac by President
Lincoln in 1862
Northwest corner of New Jersey avenue
These buildings, erected by Thomas
Law became fashionable hostelry and
here Washington stopped when he came
to the federal city; here, also,. Thomas
Jefferson resided in 1901.
Number % Jackson place-(next to De
catur House)-temporary residence of Presi-
dent Roosevelt during the restoration OF
the White House in 1902.
Arlington Hotel-Vermont avenue and ii
street northwest-Wiliam L. Marcy, Secre-
tary of State, Lewis Cass, Secretary of
State Presidents Buchanan and Harrison
and other distinguished Americans stopped
here and Don Pedro, President Diaz, King
Kalakaua and other prominent foreigners
were guests in this house.
1415 1 street northwest-Chief Justice
Waite resided in this house.
Wizards Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue and
14th street northwest-Here Presidents Tay-
lor Fillmore and Buchanan resided, and
President Lincoln came in 1861, and here
Cen Grant was made lieutenant general.
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
northwest (Raleigh HoteD-Site of Kirk
wood House, here Vice President Andrew
Jackson resided and was sworn in as Presi-
dent
31S Indiana avenue, south side, near AZ
street (Blagden row)-Chief Justice fancy
lived in this house and died here in 1864.
oy,so thxuo In