Sites tagged "Wood Donn & Deming": 6
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Founding Church of Scientology, Washington, DC: This row house once housed L. Ron Hubbard's office and was instrumental in the early days of Scientology.
This row house at 1812 19th Street NW is one of three properties around the nation closely connected to L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology (the other two properties are in New Jersey and…
Bachelor Apartment House: The Bachelor Apartment House is DC's only known surviving example of an early luxury apartment house for single men.
The Bachelor Apartment House is one of the last apartment buildings remaining in what was once a unique residential neighborhood of luxurious single-family homes, apartment buildings, hotels and…
Capital Traction Company Car Barn: This building is one of the most architecturally impressive of the seven remaining streetcar barns in DC.
Also known as the Decatur Street Car Barn and the Northern Bus Garage, the Capital Traction Company Car Barn, built in 1906 and designed by prominent local firm Wood, Donn and Deming, is one of only…
Union Trust Company: Established in 1890 as Union Trust and Storage Company, the company became the Union Trust Company in 1907.
Organized in 1899, the Union Trust and Storage Company is one of DC’s earliest trust organizations. Operating both as a storage concern and a trust company, the organization served as a depository for…
Martha Tucker House & George Hewitt Myers House (Former Textile Museum): The Textile Museum relocated to The George Washington University campus in 2015, and these houses are once again private residences.
This lot in Kalorama was vacant until 1908, when Martha S. Tucker built her house at 2320 S Street NW, designed by Wood, Donn and Deming. The firm, founded in 1902, designed a number of important…
Saint Patrick’s Church: The first Catholic parish in the federal city, it is located on land purchased in 1794.
This parish was established by Bishop John Carroll in 1794. The initial meeting place of the congregation was a house at the corner of 10th & E streets NW. The congregation worshiped at three other…