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Folger Shakespeare Library
The Folger Shakespeare Library holds the world's largest collection of printed works by William Shakespeare and stands among…
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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…
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Glenwood Cemetery (Washington, D.C.)
A private Washington cemetery celebrated for its Victorian and Art Nouveau funerary monuments, listed on the National Register…
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Hecht Company Warehouse
A 1937 Streamline Moderne warehouse in Washington, D.C., distinguished by extensive glass block and an illuminated twelve-pointed star…
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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…
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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 —…
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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…
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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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