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Old Naval Hospital (Temporary Home for Veterans of All Wars): Prior to its recent use as a community center, the Old Naval Hospital served many American veterans.

By The DC Historic Sites team
Three years into the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln petitioned Congress to build DC’s first Naval hospital. Built by July 1866, the Old Naval Hospital provided medical services to American veterans in the…

Joseph Cooper House: The Joseph Cooper House is a small portion of a much larger history found along I Street NW.

By The DC Historic Sites team
The Joseph Cooper House is a well preserved Greek Revival style house, and is one of the few rare examples of its kind found outside of Georgetown. Built in 1831, it is part of Red Lion Row, which is…

Capitol Hill Historic District: One of the city's oldest neighborhoods, Capitol Hill offers a window into the social and economic history of the city through its architectural diversity.

By The DC Historic Sites team
The Capitol Hill Historic District, which encompasses approximately 8,000 contributing buildings, grew from a small boarding house community for members of Congress to an area of more than 150 squares…
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