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Healy Hall at Georgetown University.
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Historic landmark (1893) in the heart of Georgetown University.
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Photos were taken on a stroll to Georgetown University, following 35th St. NW and O St. NW, starting at Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School (picture 1 below).
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Pics taken while strolling around Capitol Hill and the National Mall.
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I highly recommend visiting the International Spy Museum. This was one of the most fascinating museums I’ve been to in a while.
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The featured photo in this set is the “Friendship Archway,” a Chinese gate at H and 7th Street. All photos were taken in the historic Chinatown area, east of downtown along H and I and 5th and 8th street.
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My favorite sculpture has to be the “Entrance to the Paris Metro” by Hector Guimard. The Typewriter Eraser is also pretty cool.
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E. Casa de Calvo