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City of Washington
- Washington. "The Octagon"; nearly octagonal house. 1799 New
York Ave. N.W. Built in 1801 for Colonel John Tayloe III; designed by
William Thornton; treaty ending War of 1812 was signed here; headquarters
of the American Institute of Architects 1898-1949; now a museum. National
Historic Landmark.
Photograph.
Photograph. Perhaps taken in about
1945.
Photograph.
Links to many photographs.
Sources: R. Kline, and the Smithsonian HABS project.
Updated: July, 2003.
- Washington. Octagon house. Built in 1865. Now gone.
Located at 1830 Phelps Place N.W.
Source: R. Kline.
Entered: September, 2002.
- Washington. Octagon house. Built in 1856. Now gone.
Located on Georgia Avenue.
Source: R. Kline.
Entered: September, 2002.
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