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401 F Street NW.  National Building Museum



601 F Street NW.
CapitalOne Arena, built as MCI Center, a.k.a. Verizon Center.
Architect: Ellerbe Becket, Devrouax & Purnell, KCF-SHG Architects (1997).

610 F Street, NW.
Shakespeare Theatre Sidney Harman Hall. 2007.
Architect: SmithGroup (2007)

700 F Street NW.

Hotel Monaco (Tariff Building). 2005

Architect: Robert Mills (1842)

Patent Office (later National Portrait Gallery). Photo 1904.

Architects: Robert Mills, Thomas Walter, Edward Clark  (1836-1868)



900 F Street NW
Marriott Courtyard Hotel (form. Riggs National Bank). 2005.
Architects: James G. Hill (1891); Arthur Heaton (1927); Gordon & Greenberg, renovation (1998)

901 F Street NW. Old Masonic Hall. 2004.

Architect: Cluss & Kammerheuber (1868)



F Street at 9th, looking West. 2012.


910-918 F Street NW. 2011.

912 F str: Ventana Condominiums.
Architect: Shalom Baranes (2006).


F street at 11th, looking South. 2015.


F Street at 13th, looking West. 2016.


1309 F street, NW.
Architect: Porter & Lockie (1932).
Original name: Brownley's.

F Street at 14th, looking East. Photo 1920's.

Business sign reads: Neiberger Military Tailors.

14th & F Streets NW. National Press Building. 1929.



1800 F street, NW.
GSA Headquarters.

Architect: Charles Butler (1917)
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2700 F street, NW.
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts