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Avalon Theatre (1923), Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, D.C.
The Avalon Theatre on Connecticut Avenue NW is Washington’s oldest operational single-screen cinema, a restored 1923 neighborhood picture…
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Washington DC · Building
Department of the Interior Building (1936), Washington DC
The 1936 New Deal federal office building that houses the Department of the Interior is a landmark of…
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Federal Trade Commission Building — Apex Building (1938), Washington DC
Completed in 1938 at the triangular intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Constitution Avenue NW, the Federal Trade Commission’s…
Washington DC · Building
Folger Shakespeare Library (1932), 201 East Capitol Street SE, Washington DC
One block east of the United States Capitol, Paul Philippe Cret’s white marble building houses the largest collection…
USA · Building
Internal Revenue Service Building (1935), Washington DC
Completed in 1935 as the final major element of the Federal Triangle complex, the Internal Revenue Service Building…
District of Columbia · Building
John Adams Building (1939), Library of Congress, Capitol Hill, Washington DC
The second building of the Library of Congress, opened in 1939 in a restrained Art Deco style —…
District of Columbia · Building
Kennedy-Warren Apartment Building (1930), Washington, D.C.
Considered the largest and finest Art Deco building in Washington D.C., the Kennedy-Warren rises over Connecticut Avenue with…
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Library of Congress — Thomas Jefferson Building, Washington DC
The copper-domed Jefferson Building — the largest library building in the world at its 1897 opening — contains…
District of Columbia · Building
Lincoln Theatre (1922), U Street NW, Washington, D.C.
The Lincoln Theatre opened in 1922 on U Street NW, the heart of Washington’s historic African American commercial…
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