Evening star., 1915-09-28

| No. g. Northeast corner of Rhode
Island avenue and 18th street Gen
Philip II. Sheridan resided in this house
before 1t was remodeled.
No. eS. Northwest corner Of Pennsyl-
vanfa avenue and 18th street. On this
site was the headquarters of Gen. Mans
field during the civil war. Passes were
issued here to cross the Long bridge
and through the Federal lines.
No. s.. Northeast corner Pennsyl-
vania avenue and 18th street Gold art
gallery. Headquarters of the quarter
master general
No. 20. War Department Company
D. Cd United States Cavalry. was quar-
tered here. It, with Company H of the
same regiment, had been stationed at
Texas, and they were the first regular
troops to arrive in defense of the cap
ital. reaching here April Is. 1851:
Gen. Winfield Scott had his headquarters
No r. Southwest corner Of F and 18th
streets. On this site Gen. U. 8. Grant
had his headquarters in 1865.
No. 73. F and 18th streets northwest.
winder building Headquarters Of the
chief Of engineers.
No. "A. 1882 Pennsylvania avenue. Gen.
Winfield Scott resided in this building.
No. Is. 1912 H street. Site OF residence
Of Admiral Porter.
No. 76. Northeast corner Of and 10Th
streets. Office Of the provost marshal
general.
barracks.
No. IS. Between M and N, 18th and 18th
streets northwest. Site Of Sedgwick bar
racks.
avenue northwest. Site Of Union Chapel
Hospital.
No so. Intersection of Pennsylvania and
New Hampshire avenues. and 23d street
northwest, running to I and ed streets.
Site Of Martindale barracks.
No. 81. Same location as Martindale
barracks Site Of Camp Fry. or Fry
barracks.
No. 81. X and gath streets. Washing
No. So. Georgetown. High street be-
| tween Water and Bridge streets (now
Wisconsin avenue between X and NJ
streetsl: Waters warehouse or Ware
No. 81 Georgetown, Dumbarton street
between Congress and High streets (now
Dumbarton avenue between 31st street and
Wisconsin avenue). Methodist Episcopal
Church Site of Dumbarton Street Hos
pital.
No. IS. Georgetown, corner Gay and
Washington streets tnow corner N and
3oth streets). Site Of Seminary (Ofdcers)
~ No Sc. Georretown. northeast corner
Bridge and Washington streets 1now cor
ner NJ and 30th streets). Union Hotel,
site Of Union Hotel Hospital
No. 81. Georgetown. corner Bridge and
washington streets tnow corner N and
No. ss. Georgetown. 1856 Wisconsin
avenue Forrest Hall) The Potomac
Light Infantry used this building as its
armory. During the war it was also used
as a military prison.
No. 50. Georgetown. Georgetown Col
lege Site Of College Hospital.
No 80. Georgetown. Lngan between
church,. Site of Trinity Church Hospital.
No. 81. Maryland avenue. between 1st
and I'd streets southwest. Engraving
shop) The 18th New York Regiment was
No. 90. 9Th street southwest, on the
Mall. bureau Of Fisheries building)
This was the armory where were stored
the arms and ammunition furnished to the
troops Of the District for three months
service in 1861.
No SO. On part Of reservation II. east
OF 7th street, running to B street south
west, in old Columbia armory and bar
racks. Site of Armory Square Hospital.
No. "a. Virginia avenue and 9Th street
southwest. Site of Island Hall Hospital.
No. 95. D and 10th streets southwest.
(Ryland Chapel) Site of Ryland Hos
No ss D and 9th streets southwest.
(Grace church, Site of Ryland Hos
No 81 Arsenal grounds United States
Engineer Battalion was quartered in
buildings on this site from Nov. 1861, to
Washington. January 20. 1851. to pro
tect public property Companies and
were here December 5, 1861.
No 9s. Arsenal grounds. The battalion
named under the preceding number camp
cd upon the adjoining grounds during
September 3 to 7, 1862.
No 90. Arsenal grounds washington
arsenaD. Site of Washington Arsenal
Hospital.
No 100 Arsenal grounds These
grounds were used for drilling and other
military purposes.
No. 1ol; Arsenal grounds. Company
Of the 1st United States Infantry was
No. 102. New Jersey avenue and B
street southeast MARINE Hospital build
ing). Gen. Benjamin F. Butler built
these three houses Of granite and lived
in the central one. on New Jersey ave-
No 1903 IL A street southeast. tcas-
paris house) Site Of Caspari's Hospital.
No. 1o4. 1st. between and c streets
SoSei No. ies. ''s ana d ist streets southeast.
Site Of Sherburne barracks.
No 1906 e and LIST streets southeast.
Site Of Russell barracks.
No 107 "a between East Capitol and
A streets southeast. Site of Capitol
barracks.
No. 1os. 4th between and G streets
southeast Site of Ebenezer Hospital.
No. l09 Southeast corner of G and
6th streets southeast. The Washing
ton Howitzers used this building as its
armory.
No. 10. sth street southeast near
navy ward (Odd Fellows Hall.) Site
of Odd Fellows Hall Hospital.
No. III. Sth street southeast near
navy ward. Site of United States bar
racks.
No. 112. | street southeast near navy
yard Camp Alexander.) Site OF En-
gineer Brigade Hospital
No. ll3. United States navy yard. The
list New York Regiment was Quartered
here.
No. 114. East Capitol street at Lin
coin Park. Site of Lincoln barracks.
No. 115 East Capitol street at Lin
coin Park Site of Lincoln Hospital
No. 116. About one mile east Of the
Capitol, near almshouse and Con-
gresional cemetery. Site OF Emory
Hospital.
No. III Southeast corner lst and A
streets northeast. During the civil war
this building was used as prison and
called the Old Capitol prison: 1t was
built In 1900 as a tavern. (Memorial
tablet on house.)
No. 1ls. North OF Florida avenue on
|Bladsnsburg road east OF Kendall