The Lexington Apartments, Interior Lobby

ID: 3476 ~ Source: DC Nomination Form ~ Creator: Kimberly De Muro, EHT Traceries ~ Date: May 2015

This file appears in: Lexington Apartments: The Lexington Apartments is an example of the buildings designed for DC's expanding middle class in the 1920s.

North wall of the interior lobby, note the main entrance topped by a six-light fanlight and flanking sash windows, facing southwest.

This file appears in: Lexington Apartments: The Lexington Apartments is an example of the buildings designed for DC's expanding middle class in the 1920s.

Lexington Apartments: The Lexington Apartments is an example of the buildings designed for DC's expanding middle class in the 1920s.

By The DC Historic Sites team

The Lexington is a conventional low-rise apartment building, erected in 1928 by developer Charles Sager to house a portion of the city's expanding middle class at the eastern edge of Capitol Hill. The…