[View of G Street, N.W., North side, looking West from 10th Street showing passersby in front of McLachlen Real Estate and Loan Co., bank offices, and other shops], [1910]
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![[View of G Street, N.W., North side, looking West from 10th Street showing passersby in front of McLachlen Real Estate and Loan Co., bank offices, and other shops], [1910]](https://historicsites.dcpreservation.org/files/original/19aaad5042c9ad292819fd70b4fe6aa5.jpg "[View of G Street, N.W., North side, looking West from 10th Street showing passersby in front of McLachlen Real Estate and Loan Co., bank offices, and other shops], [1910]")
[View of G Street, N.W., North side, looking West from 10th Street showing passersby in front of McLachlen Real Estate and Loan Co., bank offices, and other shops]. [1901] Image. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2016646889/. (Accessed October 04, 2016.)
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McLachlen Building
The McLachlen Building is a significant work of noted and socially prominent Washington architect Jules Henri de Sibour, illustrating the influence of the McMillan Commission Plan on the business district. The building was built between 1910 and…