View of Tayloe House, looking southeast from Lafayette Square, of west (Madison Place) elevation.

ID: 5715 ~ Source: National Register of Historic Places Nomination. ~ Creator: John DeFerrari. ~ Date: 2009.

This file appears in: Benjamin Ogle Tayloe House: This landmark near the White House served as the headquarters of Alice Paul's National Woman's Party from 1915-17.

This file appears in: Benjamin Ogle Tayloe House: This landmark near the White House served as the headquarters of Alice Paul's National Woman's Party from 1915-17.

Benjamin Ogle Tayloe House: This landmark near the White House served as the headquarters of Alice Paul's National Woman's Party from 1915-17.

By The DC Historic Sites team

Built in 1828, this home served as Benjamin Ogle Tayloe's residence and a social, intellectual, and cultural center for the political elite. Described as a "salon" for scholarly discourse and a space…