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| 4620 Wisconsin Avenue, occupied by Henry Burrows family in 1910. Razed.
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| Looking east from what is now Ward Circle - intersection of Nebraska and Massachusetts Avenues. (Helm, p. 169) |
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| Dumblane, built according to plans from Gustav Stickley and The Craftsman in 1911 for Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hazen Bond. Dunblane Oak visible at right, now on adjacent property.
Property listed on DC Register of Historic Sites and National Register in 2005. |
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| Interior of streetcar facility on west side of Wisconsin Avenue at Harrison/Ingomar. |
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| May Day procession at St. Ann's Church. On left across the street (Wisconsin Avenue) is O'Day's General Store. Helm, p. 118)
O'Days' bldg. is now part of Grant Road Historic District. |
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| Willett's Spinning Wheel Tavern on River Road near Falls Branch. John Tennally's tavern, at the intersection of Wisconsin Avenue and Rockville Pike was probably similar. (Helm, p. 18) |
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| St. George's Mission Chapel, this bldg., located next to Jesse Reno School on Howard Street, on grounds of what is now Fort Reno Park, replaced the earlier chapel, a Reno City rowhouse. Established by members of St. Alban's for African Americans. (Helm, p. 131) |
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| Looking south on Wisconsin Avenue from Tenley Circle. (Helm, p. 176) |
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