The Washington times., 1905-02-25

National Hotel)-Alexander H. Stephens
of Georgia resided in this house.
Birthplace of Shepherd.
40 Ninth street northwest-AIexander
r.. Shepherd was born In this house.
Northwest corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Second street-On this site
was the first railway station i'll Wash
ington
Smithsonian Institution, east front
Joseph Henry, the first secretary of the
Smithsonian Institution, resided in this
building.
Emery, last mayor CT washington, re-
sided in this house.
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Third street (Mades HoteD-
Gen. john A sutter on Wnose propeTty, p,
gold was discovered in California. dleo
III this house IN 1880.
southwest corner of 6 and Eighteenth
streets northwest-Wiiliam Writ resided
in this house
Northeast corner of Nineteenth and ]
streets northwest-Harriet Lane john
ston, niece of President Buchanan, lived
and died in this house. -
Walters, architect Of he Capitol, resfoed
In this house.
Original Printing Office.
Southwest corner of II and North Cap
itol streets-This building was the orig
Kaiorama, near corner S street and
Phelps place northwest-Joel Barlow.
poet and patriot, resided here.
219 Third street north west-Franklfn
Pierce. Jonathan Gilley. james M Ma Ma
members of Congress. resided in this
house.
Franklin Hotel, corner and Twenty
first streets Observation-Disclosures was a
guest in this house IN 1895. Andrew
jackson and other eminent Americans
also resided here.
Southwest corner OF and Nineteenth
streets northWest-Edward Everett re-
1888 F street northwest adams build
ingl-site of the residence of John
Quincy Adams,
Eleventh street. in the rear OF Har-
yeyts restaurant-Site Of Carusis Hall.
Inaugural balls of Presidents Van Buren,
G55s). and Buchanan ds5i) were held
here
Washington Assembly Rooms. .Louisi-
ana avenue, opposite Fifth street {now
q vacant Iot)-The inaugural ball of
President William II. Harrison was held
here in 1871.
of President Polk was held here IN 1saa
Jackson Hall, 339-41 Pennsylvania ave-
rue northwast-The ball for the benefit
Oh the poor was held here on president
Taylor's Inauguration in 1873
judiciary squars-SDeciaf building ad-
joining City Hall. The inaugural balls
of Presidents Buchanan dsafl and Lin
coin 0sGD were held in building on this
United States Patent Once fmodel
room)-The second inaugural ball OF
President Lincoln was held here in 1850
Grants Inaugural Ball.
Treasury Department-The first inau-
gura1 ball of President Grant t1S6sl was
held in the north end of this building.
Southwest corner of Fourth and E
streets northwest. Pension Office square
building specially erected)-The second
inaugural ball Of President Grant uS73)
was held in building erected on this
United states National Museum-The
naugural ball of President Garfield vas
held in this building in 1881.
United States Pension Office-The in
augural balls Of President Ciscelat1d
(IS35), Harrison (sS9). Cleveland Qs93).
and Mckinley uSs7 and 1so1), were held
heree.
205 / street northwest-Gen Z. s.
Grant and later Gen. W. T. Sherman re-
sided in this house.
Southeast corner of Jackson place and
II street-Commodore Decature. Nero Of
Tripoli, built this house and died here
after the duel of 1920, and later it was
Buren, Edwa I'd Livingston, George n.
Dallas, Judah P. Benjamin, and E. P.
Beale.
Webster, when Secretary Of State, and
later William w. Corcoran owned and
resided in this house.
John Marshall place, between Indiana
avenue and G street fFdrst Presbyterian
| Churchl-President Cleveland attended
service In this church.
William Mckinley Home.
| Ebbitt House, 18th and F streets-Wii
| liam Mckinley. while member OF Con.
| gress, resided in this house.
1907 II street noFthwest-John Siidell
Senator from Louisiana; and later
Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy
and Daniel Lamont, Secretary of War
resided in this house
Il Madison place northwest-This house
was built by Ogle Tayloe. and later was
/ the home of Don Cameron. 1t was tn.
/ residence of Vice President Hobart ane
| of Senator Hanna, and during the Nc
| Kinley Administration was called ths
| Little White House
| Navy Yard, foot of Eighth stree
| southeast-In 1904 this navy yard wa
| esta ablished, and is now the site of tn
naval gun factory.
| so NJ street northwest-John w. Pow
| ell, explorer. geoioeist, and ethnoiogist
| lived in this house
| 1445 Massachusetts avenue northwes
| Spencer +. Baird, naturalist and frs
| Fish Commissioner. lived In this house
| Southwest corner of Fifteenth and
| streets orthwest-Hamilton Fish o
| New York lived in this house
/ Arsenal, Washington Barra cks-Or
| iginally the site of an Indian council
camp. subsequently an arsenal, and nov
| the site of the Army War College.
| Long Bridge. foot Of Fourteenth stree
| southwest-During the civil war thi
| bridge was the principal military rcut,
| to the South.
! St. Jehns Church, corner SIxteentt
and H streets ncrthwest-Familiarl,
| known as the Presidents Church. be
| cause Presidents Madison. Munroe JOIN
| Quincy Adams. Jackson, Van Buren,
| Harrison, Tyler, Fillmore, Buchanan
ard Arthur TENDED service there.
| 1915 Nineteenth street northwest
| Theodore Roosevelt resided In this fous
| while Civil Service Commissioner
| 1910 y street northwest-Theodor
| Roosevelt resided in this house whti
| Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
| Grace Reformed Church, Fifteenth an,
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