John Davidson House (William Williamson House): The Davidson House was the residence of an entrepreneur important to early Washington’s industry.
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Constructed in approximately 1810, the John Davidson House was built by a partner of early Washington’s commercial mogul Francis Dodge. Davidson would also own the Dodge Warehouse, as written in a fire insurance policy from 1837. The Davidson House is a fine example of Federal style architecture, with its fanlight and door surround, wrought iron railing, six-over-six windows, and shutters.
DC Inventory: November 8, 1964 (Joint Committee on Landmarks)
Within Georgetown Historic District
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This image of the John Davidson House reveals the home as a fine example of the Federal Style, showcasing its six-over-six windows, shutters, and red brick. | Source: Image Courtesy of DC Preservation League, Taken by Zachary Burt