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operates area public schools, including Hyde-Addison
Elementary School on O Street. Hyde-Addison formed from merging two adjacent schools - Hyde Elementary and Addison Elementary. The Addison section was renovated in 2008 and the Hyde section was renovated in Summer 2014. An addition connecting the
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showed little interest in the issue. An 1890 flood and expansion of the railroads brought destitution to the C&O Canal, and
Georgetown's waterfront became more industrialized, with narrow alleys, warehouses, and apartment dwellings which lacked plumbing or electricity. Shipping trade vanished
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on a site that was already a tobacco trading post when the inspection house was built. Warehouses, wharves, and other buildings were then constructed around the inspection house, and it quickly became a small community. Georgetown grew as thriving port, facilitating trade and shipments of goods to
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Potomac landowners agreed to a land transfer deal to the federal government at a dinner at Forrest's home in Georgetown on March 28, 1791. Stoddert bought land within the boundaries of the federal district, some of it at the request of Washington for the government, and some on
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Street and conducted business at other locations around
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population, including both slaves and free blacks. Slave labor was widely used in construction of new buildings in
Washington, in addition, to provide labor on tobacco plantations in Maryland and Virginia. Slave trading in Georgetown began in 1760 when John Beattie established his business on O
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Georgetown. In the 1820s and 1830s, Georgetown was an sizable shipping center. Tobacco and other goods were transferred between the canal and shipping on the Potomac River; salt was imported from Europe, and sugar and molasses were imported from the
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Georgetown and the City and County of Washington were formally revoked by Congress effective June 1, 1871, at which point its governmental powers were vested within the District of Columbia. The streets in Georgetown were
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and got to
Cumberland eight years after the railroad, a faster mode of transport, and at the cost of $ 77,041,586. It was never profitable. From its beginning to December 1876, the canal earned $ 35,659,055 in revenue, while expending $ 35,746,301.
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The main campus is just over 102 acres (41 ha) in area and includes 58 buildings, student residences capable of accommodating 80 percent of undergraduates, various athletic facilities, and the medical school. Most buildings employ
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to Washington, D.C., and Georgetown became an independent municipal government within the District of Columbia, of which there were three: Alexandria, D.C., Georgetown, D.C., and Washington, D.C. Georgetown, D.C., was in the new
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in 1867 and opened in a room of the Curtis School on O Street opposite St. John's Church in 1875. In the early 1930s, a library committee was formed to encourage the establishment of a new public library branch in Georgetown.
1294:-Silver Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. A newly constructed, climate-controlled third floor now houses the collections of the original Peabody Library and is a center for research on Georgetown history.
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speculation. He also purchased stock in the federal government under Hamilton's assumption-of-debt plan. The speculative purchases were not, however, profitable and caused Stoddert much difficulty before his appointment as
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In the 1790s, City Tavern, the Union Tavern, and the Columbian Inn opened and were popular throughout the 19th century. Among these taverns, only the City Tavern remains today, serving as a private social club and known as
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in October 1938. The waterfront area retained its industrial character in the first half of the 20th century. Georgetown was home to a lumber yard, a cement works, the Washington Flour mill, and a meat
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issued a charter and incorporated the town in 1789. Although Georgetown was never officially made a city, it was later referred to as the "City of Georgetown" in several 19th-century
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in and around the neighborhood. One of the first schools was the Columbian Academy on N Street, which was established in 1781 with Reverend Stephen Balch serving as the headmaster.
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as his first formal research laboratory, the profits from which were used to create a research and educational institution devoted to serving the deaf, which operates today as the
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The building was severely damaged by a fire on April 30, 2007, and underwent a $ 17.9 million renovation and expansion. The building was then re-opened on October 18, 2010, with a
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laws to get restrictions enacted on construction in Georgetown. In 1933, a study by Horace Peaslee and Allied Architects laid out ideas for how Georgetown could be preserved.
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close to the river. The planners expected the Metro to serve rush-hour commuters, and the neighborhood has few apartments, office buildings, or automobile parking areas.
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population of 6,798 whites, 1,358 free Negroes, and 577 slaves, Georgetown's population had grown to 17,300 but half these residents were poverty-stricken Negroes." Other
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in 1789, though its roots extend back to 1634. Although the school struggled financially in its early years, Georgetown expanded into a branched university after the
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reported the population in Georgetown at 5,120, which included 1,449 slaves and 227 free blacks. A testament to the African-American history that remains today is the
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to the west. Much of Georgetown is surrounded by parkland and green space that serve as buffers from development in adjacent neighborhoods, and provide recreation.
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created a new consolidated government for the entire District of Columbia. A separate act, passed in 1895, repealed Georgetown's remaining local ordinances and
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Georgetown Lutheran Church, founded in 1769, was the first church in Georgetown. The current church structure, the fourth on the site, was built in 1914.
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streetcar system, located at the foot of Wisconsin Avenue, which closed in 1935, and was demolished in October 1968. In 1949, the city constructed the
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began in 1797 but paused for financial reasons until 1803, and the church was finally consecrated in 1809. Banks in Georgetown included the
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people called Tohoga on the site of present-day Georgetown and established trade there. The area was then part of the
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power plant on K Street (now razed) until 1985. The abandoned right-of-way has since been converted into the
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on present-day Q Street opened and connected this part of Georgetown with the rest of the city east of
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310:(1765), the oldest still standing building structure in Washington, D.C. The
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operated near the end of the Aqueduct Bridge and later, the Key Bridge (see
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942:, formally ceased operations in March 1924. After severe flooding in 1936,
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27:"Georgetown, Washington" redirects here. For the Seattle neighborhood, see
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in the 1970s and early 1980s. Taylor's first major stage performance, in
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was partly filmed at Georgetown University and the surrounding area. The
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Georgetown is also home to several other historic landmarks, including:
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1760:, built in 1796, is the oldest commercial structure in Washington, D.C.
1482:). Streetcar operations in Washington, D.C. ended on January 28, 1962.
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is located on the western edge of the Georgetown neighborhood. Father
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684:, a Georgetown resident who later was a plaintiff in the landmark case
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The primary commercial corridors of Georgetown are the intersection of
3834:"'The Julia Child House' in Georgetown can be yours for $ 1.1 Million"
3248:
3758:"30 Years: Rabbi Philip Rabinowitz - a Commemoration and Remembrance"
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Lesko, Kathleen M.; Babb, Valerie Melissa; Gibbs, Carroll R. (2016).
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Smith, A. Robert; Sevareid, Eric. "Washington: Magnificent Capital".
928:
836:. As a result, many older homes were preserved relatively unchanged.
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3110:
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Holmes, Oliver W. "Suter's Tavern: Birthplace of the Federal City".
2514:"An Old City's History: The Simple Annals of Our Venerable Suburb".
1505:, a rails-to-trails route, and the power plant replaced by a condo.
291:, which includes waterfront restaurants, is located to the south on
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2780:
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Georgetown Presbyterian Church was established in 1780 by Reverend
4123:"Georgetown. I. A port of entry of the District of Columbia"
4035:, Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas, Third printing, 1989,
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1934:
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Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
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inauguration from his townhouse at 3307 N Street in January 1961.
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Lesko, Kathleen Menzies; Valerie Babb; Carroll R. Gibbs (1991).
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Canal Square Building, 1054 31st Street, NW, former home of the
1426:, provided links from the Washington, D.C. streetcar network to
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for £280. A survey of the town was completed in February 1752.
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United States Statutes at Large from August 1893 to March 1895
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4107:"Georgetown, a former city in the District of Columbia"
3691:
3105:(1). The Journal of Higher Education, Vol. 7, No. 1: 56–57.
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The Establishment and Government of the District of Columbia
2345:(2008) featured Georgetown prominently, filming was done in
1497:. The line served as an industrial line, shipping coal to a
815:. Many African Americans moved to Georgetown following the
3020:"DCPS School Modernizations Hyde-Addison Elementary School"
1542:. Georgetown is served by the 30-series, D-Series, and G2
1380:. The C&O Canal, begun in Georgetown in 1829, reached
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3141:. Georgetown University. December 12, 2006. Archived from
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Several movies have been filmed in Georgetown, including:
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Mount Zion United Methodist Church and Mount Zion Cemetery
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two buildings is scheduled for completion in Summer 2019.
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John Beatty established the first church in Georgetown, a
3884:"'Exorcist' creators haunt Georgetown thirty years later"
3328:"The Peabody Room at the Georgetown Neighborhood Library"
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Watergate reporter and current assistant managing editor
498:, the farthest point upstream that boats coming from the
3465:. The Johns Hopkins University Press. pp. 155–156.
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Weiss, Eric M., "Public Works - Oldest Bridge Reopens",
2444:
Establishment and Government of the District of Columbia
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Private schools currently located in Georgetown include
680:. Stoddert was rescued from his debts with the help of
283:, which contain high-end shops, bars, restaurants, and
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Gutheim, Frederick Albert; Lee, Antoinette J. (2006).
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The Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians
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Evermay, built in 1801 and restored by F. Lammot Belin
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Children playing on sidewalk in Georgetown during the
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to bypass Georgetown entirely on their way downtown.
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occasionally filmed scenes in and around Georgetown.
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abolished ownership of slaves in the entire District
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Shopping districts and streets in the United States
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2947:"The Ritz-Carlton Hotel and Residences, Georgetown"
1723:The entire Georgetown neighborhood is a designated
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1063:The primary commercial corridors of Georgetown are
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4727:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park
3808:"The Free Lance-Star - Google News Archive Search"
3282:. DC Public Library. July 23, 2009. Archived from
2893:. National Commission of Fine Arts. Archived from
2424:The Chronicles of Georgetown, D.C., from 1751-1878
1984:resided in Georgetown and attended the Georgetown
1162:both serve Georgetown as zoned secondary schools.
4085:, by the Georgetown Business Improvement District
3508:"NHL nomination for Georgetown Historic District"
534:constructed a tobacco inspection house along the
4172:Places adjacent to Georgetown (Washington, D.C.)
3613:. Georgetown Presbyterian Church. Archived from
2756:: 154, Library of Congress card number 65–24912.
710:In 1800, the federal capital was moved from the
694:at the corner of 34th and Prospect Streets. The
4752:Georgetown University Jesuit Community Cemetery
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1909:was completed, and gained the inspiration for "
1166:, a public magnet school, is in the community.
4441:Georgetown University Astronomical Observatory
2186:. Chase scenes for the movie were shot on the
1372:Georgetown was located at the juncture of the
811:on April 16, 1862, annually observed today as
606:, which was the first paper, started in 1790.
6179:Neighborhoods in Northwest (Washington, D.C.)
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1217:under the leadership of university president
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6164:1751 establishments in the Thirteen Colonies
3587:. Georgetown Lutheran Church. Archived from
3530:"IBM Archives: Tabulating Machine Co. plant"
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2916:HL Boundary Review Project (February 1980).
2839:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
2819:. Georgetown University Press. p. 203.
1799:, which is currently the Embassy of Ukraine.
1422:Five suburban Virginia lines, connecting in
754:. But the canal was soon in a race with the
429:docked at the Georgetown waterfront, c. 1865
3692:"Tudor Place - Historic House & Garden"
2015:lived in Georgetown during her marriage to
1001:Georgetown is home to many politicians and
556:Georgetown was founded during the reign of
260:by 40 years. Georgetown was an independent
256:, Georgetown predated the establishment of
6174:Former municipalities in the United States
6063:The former District and its subdivisions:
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4684:British International School of Washington
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2982:Records of the Columbia Historical Society
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2550:Records of the Columbia Historical Society
2531:Records of the Columbia Historical Society
2057:on October 12, 1792), lived in Georgetown.
777:Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company
746:began in July 1828, to link Georgetown to
272:to conform with those in Washington, D.C.
38:
3306:"Georgetown Library Opened Oct. 18, 2010"
3280:"Georgetown Neighborhood Library History"
2484:. Government Printing Office. p. 15.
1844:, was, at one time, the resting place of
1795:met with local landowners to acquire the
1586:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
298:Georgetown is home to the main campus of
6169:Federal architecture in Washington, D.C.
4704:Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School
3987:Glimpses of Georgetown: Past and Present
3222:"Georgetown University's Healy Building"
2967:
2853:
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1966:corridor. Kennedy proposed to Jackie at
1595:U.S. National Historic Landmark District
1563:Historic district and historic landmarks
1133:Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School
1119:Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School
660:to become an original proprietor of the
406:Georgetown, depicted in 1862, shows the
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3330:. DC Public Library. September 13, 2013
2754:Doubleday & Company, New York, 1965
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4853:MedStar Georgetown University Hospital
3832:Andrews-Dyer, Helena (June 30, 2015).
3739:
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3487:"Schedule: Washington D.C. Circulator"
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1618:Roughly bounded by Whitehaven Street,
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1489:completed an 11-mile branch line from
602:Newspapers in Georgetown included the
6184:Populated places on the Potomac River
3906:"'West Wing' Graduates at Georgetown"
3667:"National Park Service - We're Sorry"
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1923:was located on a site just below the
1919:'s earliest switching office for the
1413:Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad
980:United States Commission of Fine Arts
819:, establishing a thriving community.
798:In the 1850s, Georgetown had a large
702:is currently the embassy of Ukraine.
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211:
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4179:
3904:Dickerson, Justin (April 29, 2003).
3560:"Sea Catch Restaurant & Raw Bar"
1773:, 3101 R Street, NW, former home of
991:National Register of Historic Places
371:National Register of Historic Places
3843:– via www.WashingtonPost.com.
3637:"Washington, DC--Oak Hill Cemetery"
3378:, Thursday, May 17, 2007, page B-5.
3267:District of Columbia Public Library
3085:District of Columbia Public Schools
3061:District of Columbia Public Schools
3024:District of Columbia Public Schools
3007:District of Columbia Public Schools
2786:"Washington, DC--Mt. Zion Cemetery"
2700:"Our Black History … in Georgetown"
2063:grew up in Georgetown and attended
1725:National Historic Landmark District
1417:Washington and Old Dominion Railway
1388:is on the alignment of the tobacco
1276:District of Columbia Public Library
1151:District of Columbia Public Schools
1102:District of Columbia Public Schools
823:these were temporary solutions and
302:and other landmarks, including the
4587:Mount Zion United Methodist Church
4352:Washington and Georgetown Railroad
4077:Citizens Association of Georgetown
4055:, by Andrew Stephen, July 16, 2006
4004:, from the Georgetown Partnership.
3536:. January 23, 2003. Archived from
3308:. DC Public Library. July 10, 2009
1384:in 1851, and operated until 1924.
1221:. As of 2007, the university has
850:Mount Zion United Methodist Church
723:; the District's other county was
656:. Stoddert partnered with General
25:
6067:District of Columbia (until 1871)
5839:Mayor of the District of Columbia
4689:Duke Ellington School of the Arts
4002:Historical Overview of Georgetown
3953:. Johns Hopkins University Press.
3882:Truitt, Brian (October 7, 2013).
3854:Slovick, Matt (October 6, 1999).
2421:Jackson, Richard Plummer (1878).
1885:Famous former residents include:
1777:, U.S. vice president, where the
1164:Duke Ellington School of the Arts
866:Alexander Memorial Baptist Church
775:and other industry. In 1862, the
644:frequented Georgetown, including
249:. Founded in 1751 as part of the
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5008:U Street Corridor (Cardozo/Shaw)
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3393:Schwieterman, Joseph P. (2001).
3269:. Retrieved on October 21, 2009.
1848:'s son Willie and other figures.
1604:D.C. Inventory of Historic Sites
1135:, while nearby is the eponymous
690:. Stoddert ultimately purchased
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51:Neighborhood of Washington, D.C.
4838:Georgetown Visitation Monastery
4567:Georgetown Visitation Monastery
4436:Georgetown Neighborhood Library
4009:Whitehurst Freeway Coming Down?
3962:. Georgetown University Press.
3099:The Journal of Higher Education
1499:General Services Administration
1319:, connects Georgetown with the
1280:Georgetown Neighborhood Library
1096:Primary and secondary education
971:entering the District over the
295:between 30th and 31st Streets.
4137:Hyde-Addison Elementary School
3220:George, Hardy (October 1972).
3171:. July 5, 2007. Archived from
1876:, also known as the 'AG Bell'.
1681:
1409:Streetcars in Washington, D.C.
1126:university-preparatory schools
731:, and the independent city of
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6159:Georgetown (Washington, D.C.)
4249:
4203:
3395:"Bethesda, Maryland (55,277)"
2935:11 historic images and photos
2427:. R. O. Polkinhorn. pp.
1781:charter was outlined in 1944.
1509:Proposals for a Metro station
1229:students on the main campus.
1141:Georgetown Preparatory School
1021:Georgetown is bounded by the
630:, located near the corner of
414:(on right) and an unfinished
287:, an enclosed shopping mall.
5865:Congressional representation
5773:Capital of the United States
4577:Holy Trinity Catholic Church
4311:Georgetown, Washington, D.C.
4228:
4220:
4064:Georgetown Historic District
3944:. Garrett & Massie, Inc.
3942:A Portrait of Old Georgetown
3940:Ecker, Grace Dunlop (1933).
3087:. Retrieved on May 27, 2018.
3063:. Retrieved on May 27, 2018.
3009:. Retrieved on May 27, 2018.
3005:" (2016-2017 School Year).
2386:. Kevin Delany Publications.
2053:in what later became in the
1729:Georgetown Historic District
1578:Georgetown Historic District
1567:United States historic place
1357:) connected Georgetown with
987:Georgetown Historic District
270:renamed Georgetown's streets
6114:Washington, D.C. portal
6028:List of District executives
6023:Inventory of Historic Sites
6013:History of Washington, D.C.
4891:Northwest, Washington, D.C.
4772:Presbyterian Burying Ground
4597:St. John's Episcopal Church
4541:Volta Laboratory and Bureau
4393:Customhouse and Post Office
4047:Georgetown's Hidden History
3856:"D.C. Movies: The Exorcist"
3083:" (2016-2017 School Year).
3059:" (2016-2017 School Year).
2817:Black Georgetown Remembered
2102:Former director of the FBI
2083:Current residents include:
2029:, took place nearby at the
1907:bombardment of Fort McHenry
1866:Volta Laboratory and Bureau
1840:and gates were designed by
1791:, 3350 M Street, NW, where
1487:Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
1428:Arlington National Cemetery
1239:Georgian brick architecture
944:Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
940:Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
756:Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
744:Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
593:St. John's Episcopal Church
488:Atlantic Seaboard Fall Line
350:are located in Georgetown.
241:and commercial district in
18:Georgetown, Washington D.C.
6205:
5407:Stronghold-Metropolis View
4742:Francis Scott Key Memorial
4737:Georgetown Waterfront Park
4694:Georgetown Female Seminary
4658:Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge
4421:Farmers and Mechanics Bank
4113:Collier's New Encyclopedia
4059:Georgetown's early history
4025:February 23, 2015, at the
4014:December 25, 2004, at the
3912:. The Hoya. Archived from
3055:February 11, 2017, at the
3050:Middle School Boundary Map
3001:February 12, 2017, at the
2087:Former Secretary of State
2070:Former Secretary of State
1990:Kesher Israel Congregation
1748:Tabulating Machine Company
1480:Northern Virginia trolleys
1411:). A station serving the
1365:to connect Bridge Street (
1337:passing through Georgetown
1304:Georgetown street renaming
1301:
1251:National Historic Landmark
1173:
1099:
791:in 1895 to conform to the
771:providing cheap power for
750:, Virginia in present-day
729:Arlington County, Virginia
597:Farmers and Mechanics Bank
418:in the distant background.
369:in 1850, is listed on the
243:Northwest Washington, D.C.
36:Place in the United States
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4886:
4378:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
4177:
3411:Press. pp. 117–118.
3165:"Georgetown Goes Greener"
3079:January 31, 2017, at the
2478:Tindall, William (1901).
2384:A Walk Through Georgetown
2195:The Man with One Red Shoe
1765:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
1680:NRHP reference
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1601:
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1378:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
1369:) with the Federal City.
1335:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
1085:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
967:above K Street, to allow
936:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
654:Articles of Confederation
468:visible in the background
408:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
383:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
157:
148:
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5306:Sixteenth Street Heights
5105:American University Park
5084:Southwest Federal Center
4592:Oak Hill Cemetery Chapel
4066:, National Park Service.
3989:. The Road Street Press.
3462:The Great Society Subway
3459:Schrag, Zachary (2006).
3136:"Georgetown At A Glance"
3074:High School Boundary Map
2041:Cambridge, Massachusetts
1970:in 1953. He went to his
1911:The Star-Spangled Banner
1750:, a direct precursor of
1405:Capital Traction Company
1392:rolling road from rural
1355:Francis Scott Key Bridge
1160:Jackson-Reed High School
892:decorated for Christmas.
604:Republican Weekly Ledger
490:, Georgetown was at the
363:Oak Hill Cemetery Chapel
4451:John Stoddert Haw House
4347:Washington County, D.C.
4129:The American Cyclopædia
4079:, community association
3985:Mitchell, Mary (1983).
3743:National Park Service.
3510:. National Park Service
3409:Truman State University
2174:campus in College Park.
2076:Former Montana Senator
1889:Georgetown was home to
1831:William Wilson Corcoran
1675:750 acres (300 ha)
1491:Silver Spring, Maryland
1415:and its successor, the
989:was listed on the U.S.
864:in Georgetown included
725:Alexandria County, D.C.
721:Washington County, D.C.
579:church on High Street.
530:In approximately 1745,
456:complex located on the
177:38.909644°N 77.029647°W
6049:Emancipation Day, 1862
4572:Grace Episcopal Church
4511:Statue of John Carroll
4090:The Georgetown Current
3564:SeaCatchRestaurant.com
2949:. Architectural Record
2866:Gutheim & Lee 2006
2737:Gutheim & Lee 2006
2725:Gutheim & Lee 2006
2644:Gutheim & Lee 2006
2578:Gutheim & Lee 2006
2382:Delany, Kevin (1971).
2352:The television series
2172:University of Maryland
2134:
1951:
1503:Capital Crescent Trail
1338:
1327:
1191:
1121:
1111:
946:sold the canal to the
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795:in use in Washington.
676:, the nation's second
483:
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385:
374:
266:United States Congress
6034:Residence Act of 1790
5870:Shadow representation
5453:Mount Vernon Triangle
5160:Massachusetts Heights
4873:Washington Canoe Club
4699:Georgetown University
4491:Newton D. Baker House
4426:Forrest-Marbury House
4093:, community newspaper
3263:Hours & Locations
3201:on September 29, 2007
2922:National Park Service
2266:(1999, C&O Canal)
2250:(1997, private homes)
2147:(1969, private house)
2132:Georgetown University
2122:
2065:Georgetown Day School
1938:
1917:Alexander Graham Bell
1870:Alexander Graham Bell
1807:Stephen Bloomer Balch
1789:Forrest-Marbury House
1739:period architecture.
1714:Designated DCIHS
1656:38.90944°N 77.06500°W
1628:Georgetown University
1333:
1311:
1219:Patrick Francis Healy
1204:Georgetown University
1196:Georgetown University
1189:Georgetown University
1183:
1176:Georgetown University
1170:Georgetown University
1137:Georgetown Day School
1117:
1109:
1100:Further information:
1043:Georgetown University
948:National Park Service
910:
899:
887:
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696:Forrest-Marbury House
670:Secretary of the Navy
581:Stephen Bloomer Balch
481:Georgetown University
475:
462:Georgetown University
452:
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300:Georgetown University
245:, situated along the
182:38.909644; -77.029647
121:Georgetown University
6044:Retrocession of 1847
5715:Washington Highlands
5468:Southwest Waterfront
5281:North Portal Estates
5210:Woodland Normanstone
5170:North Cleveland Park
4813:Embassy of Venezuela
4747:Glover-Archbold Park
4101:, community magazine
3717:"DumbartonCourt.com"
3405:Kirksville, Missouri
3145:on February 18, 2007
2891:"Old Georgetown Act"
1797:District of Columbia
1706:Designated NHLD
1495:Alexandria, Virginia
1382:Cumberland, Maryland
1315:, which crosses the
938:, then owned by the
733:Alexandria, Virginia
562:Maryland Legislature
544:Province of Maryland
516:Province of Maryland
264:until 1871 when the
254:Province of Maryland
6054:Organic Act of 1871
6039:Organic Act of 1801
5931:D.C. Superior Court
5911:D.C. National Guard
5816:Tourist attractions
5392:North Michigan Park
5069:Mount Vernon Square
4818:Filomena Ristorante
4803:Embassy of Thailand
4798:Embassy of Mongolia
4762:Mount Zion Cemetery
4732:Dumbarton Oaks Park
4709:Holy Trinity School
4606:Streets and bridges
4471:McDonough Gymnasium
4388:The Corcoran School
4368:1222 28th Street NW
4330:Organic Act of 1871
4325:Organic Act of 1801
3916:on November 3, 2017
3861:The Washington Post
3647:on December 7, 2019
3540:on January 21, 2005
3286:on January 26, 2016
2897:on January 14, 2009
2706:. February 20, 2019
2516:The Washington Post
2184:Baltimore, Maryland
2017:Senator John Warner
2005:War and Remembrance
1861:and Dumbarton Court
1661:38.90944; -77.06500
1652: /
1401:Georgetown Car Barn
1325:Arlington, Virginia
1223:6,853 undergraduate
1194:The main campus of
1156:Hardy Middle School
1110:Hyde-Addison School
854:Mount Zion Cemetery
173: /
29:Georgetown, Seattle
6086:City of Washington
5880:Statehood movement
5619:Northeast Boundary
5539:East River Heights
5261:Fort Stevens Ridge
5175:Observatory Circle
5145:Friendship Heights
4878:Washington Harbour
4828:Georgetown Cupcake
4823:Four Seasons Hotel
4808:Embassy of Ukraine
4663:Whitehurst Freeway
4536:Vigilant Firehouse
4531:Van Ness Mausoleum
4461:Laird-Dunlop House
3721:DumbartonCourt.com
2996:Elementary Schools
2342:Burn After Reading
2301:The Girl Next Door
2255:Enemy of the State
2188:Whitehurst Freeway
2135:
2110:In popular culture
2072:Madeleine Albright
2011:Hollywood actress
1952:
1339:
1328:
1247:Flemish Romanesque
1215:American Civil War
1211:private university
1192:
1122:
1112:
1077:Washington Harbour
1041:to the north, and
1039:Observatory Circle
961:Whitehurst Freeway
917:
905:
894:
882:
805:Compromise of 1850
738:By the 1820s, the
687:Marbury v. Madison
620:Federal Republican
616:Georgetown Courier
587:church in 1784. A
492:head of navigation
484:
470:
454:Washington Harbour
447:
441:, photographed by
431:
420:
400:
386:
375:
289:Washington Harbour
129:Washington Harbour
6124:
6123:
6090:Washington County
6077:Alexandria County
6059:COVID-19 pandemic
5806:Metropolitan area
5728:
5727:
5519:Central Northeast
5115:Cathedral Heights
5059:Sheridan-Kalorama
4973:Kalorama Triangle
4911:
4910:
4858:Potomac Boat Club
4793:Embassy of France
4788:Baked & Wired
4767:Oak Hill Cemetery
4550:Houses of worship
4486:Isaac Owens House
4431:Georgetown Market
4277:
4276:
4272:
4271:
4007:Griffith, Gary. "
3030:on April 12, 2019
2970:, pp. 14–15.
2796:on August 5, 2011
2333:Wonder Woman 1984
2033:during that time.
1891:Francis Scott Key
1881:Notable residents
1842:James Renwick Jr.
1827:Oak Hill Cemetery
1793:George Washington
1721:
1720:
1693:Significant dates
1546:, as well as the
1237:architecture and
1235:collegiate Gothic
1145:Montgomery County
1051:Oak Hill Cemetery
650:Benjamin Stoddert
642:George Washington
502:could navigate.
367:James Renwick Jr.
232:
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5926:Court of Appeals
5762:Washington, D.C.
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5690:Garfield Heights
5675:Congress Heights
5629:Randle Highlands
5604:Marshall Heights
5544:Eastland Gardens
5524:Civic Betterment
5448:Judiciary Square
5251:Colonial Village
4968:Columbia Heights
4949:Washington, D.C.
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4466:Lauinger Library
4383:City Tavern Club
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4083:GeorgetownDC.com
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2215:The Exorcist III
2198:(1985, an early
2026:The Little Foxes
2013:Elizabeth Taylor
1999:The Winds of War
1980:-winning author
1929:Volta Laboratory
1767:, begun in 1829.
1758:City Tavern Club
1717:November 8, 1964
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1374:Alexandria Canal
1353:(and later, the
1270:Public libraries
1228:
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1069:Wisconsin Avenue
957:Capital Traction
890:Wisconsin Avenue
813:Emancipation Day
800:African American
632:Wisconsin Avenue
628:City Tavern Club
612:Potomac Advocate
566:Acts of Congress
439:Great Depression
397:Washington, D.C.
277:Wisconsin Avenue
258:Washington, D.C.
207:Washington, D.C.
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5599:Lincoln Heights
5549:Fairfax Village
5499:Benning Heights
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5347:Carver Langston
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5185:Potomac Heights
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5003:Pleasant Plains
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4848:Martin's Tavern
4843:House of Sweden
4833:Georgetown Park
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4653:P Street Bridge
4643:M Street Bridge
4633:L Street Bridge
4623:K Street Bridge
4613:Aqueduct Bridge
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4052:Washington Post
4031:King, Leroy O.
4027:Wayback Machine
4020:WestEndGuide.us
4016:Wayback Machine
3996:Further reading
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2167:St. Elmo's Fire
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2094:Washington Post
2021:Lillian Hellman
1968:Martin's Tavern
1956:John F. Kennedy
1944:John F. Kennedy
1940:Martin's Tavern
1883:
1853:Old Stone House
1846:Abraham Lincoln
1775:John C. Calhoun
1727:, known as the
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925:Rock Creek Park
913:Georgetown Park
900:Storefronts on
888:Storefronts on
874:
842:Rock Creek Park
769:C & O Canal
708:
682:William Marbury
662:Potomac Company
589:Catholic Church
528:
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486:Located on the
477:Dahlgren Chapel
427:Sailing vessels
412:Aqueduct Bridge
393:Old Stone House
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285:Georgetown Park
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