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Hill Building: Named for developer William A. Hill, the Hill Building is a multi-story commercial office building.
At the time of the Hill Building’s construction in 1925, commercial real estate development in downtown DC started replacing pre-Victorian and Victorian residential buildings. These former residences,…
B.F. Saul Building: The B.F. Saul Building is one of a collection of early 20th-century office buildings that surround McPherson Square.
The B.F. Saul Building, constructed in 1924 at 925 15th Street NW, is a five-story, Classical Revival style building designed by notable local architect George N. Ray for the B.F. Saul Company, a…
Peyser Building (Security Savings and Commercial Bank): This office/bank building illustrates a growing trend of banks in the 1920s to combine banking quarters with rentable space.
The Peyser Building/Security Savings and Commercial Bank is a five-story office/bank building constructed between 1928 and 1929. Designed by notable local architect George N. Ray, the Peyser Building…