1. EAST FRONT - Washington Loan & Trust Company, West End Branch, Seventeenth & G Streets Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC Photos from Survey HABS DC-344

ID: 5814 ~ Source: Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress), https://www.loc.gov/resource/hhh.dc0260.photos/?sp=1 ~ Creator: Historic American Buildings Survey ~ Date: Documentation compiled after 1933
This file appears in: Washington Loan and Trust Company, 17th and G Streets Branch (1924-1974): A superb example of the Beaux-Arts and Italian Renaissance Revival styles, this commercial bank building’s demolition would lead to a stronger relationship between citizen preservation groups and future developments.
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Image of the east front of the Washington Loan & Trust Company, West End Branch, Seventeenth & G Streets NW. These external walls, as designed by architect Arthur B. Heaton emulate the Beaux Arts and Italian Renaissance Revival Styles.

This file appears in: Washington Loan and Trust Company, 17th and G Streets Branch (1924-1974): A superb example of the Beaux-Arts and Italian Renaissance Revival styles, this commercial bank building’s demolition would lead to a stronger relationship between citizen preservation groups and future developments.

By The DC Historic Sites team
Built in 1924, the 17th and G Streets Branch of the Washington Loan & Trust Company was an outstanding example of Beaux-Arts and Italian Renaissance Revival styles. In fact, Arthur B. Heaton, the…