1644-1666 Park Road, NW, Present Day
This file appears in: 1644‑66 Park Road, NW: These rowhouses are a model of the speculative development common in Mount Pleasant at the turn of the century.
Rowhouses located at 1644-1666 Park Road, NW in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood of Washington, D.C. The twelve semi-detached Colonial Revival homes were designed by local architect Appleton P. Clark in 1906. The houses are listed on the National Register of Historic Places and are contributing properties to the Mount Pleasant Historic District.
This file appears in: 1644‑66 Park Road, NW: These rowhouses are a model of the speculative development common in Mount Pleasant at the turn of the century.
1644‑66 Park Road, NW: These rowhouses are a model of the speculative development common in Mount Pleasant at the turn of the century.
1644-1666 Park Road, built in 1906, consists of twelve red brick, three-story, semi-detached Colonial Revival row houses facing north. The six duplex buildings, which are divided vertically, rest on…