4. Historic American Buildings Survey William Vetter, Photographer PHOTOCOPY SHOWING DUVALL FOUNDRY C. 1914 - Duvall Foundry, 1050 Thirtieth Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

ID: 3410 ~ Source: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA ~ Creator: William Vetter, Photographer ~ Date: 1914

This file appears in: Duvall Foundry: This canal-era warehouse was built and operated as a foundry by William T. Duvall until about 1870.

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HABS DC,GEO,91--4

This file appears in: Duvall Foundry: This canal-era warehouse was built and operated as a foundry by William T. Duvall until about 1870.

Duvall Foundry: This canal-era warehouse was built and operated as a foundry by William T. Duvall until about 1870.

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