Mackall Square, 1633 Twenty-ninth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Significance: Mackall Square conveys better than any other property the rural,isolated nature of residences in Georgetown Heights - the northern portion of Georgetown that was outside the early boundaries of the port of Georgetown -in the late eighteenth/early nineteenth century and the subsequent evolution of these properties into urban estates later in the nineteenth century and the evolution of Georgetown's infrastructure. Mackall Square was also associated with prominent Georgetown families and individuals.

Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N658

Survey number: HABS DC-164

Building/structure dates: before 1859 Initial Construction

National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 67000025

houses brick buildings l plan buildings domestic life washington city mackall mackall square twenty ninth twenty ninth street northwest washington dc district of columbia robert r arzola jack boucher edward byrdy aimee charbonneau paul dolinsky irwin j gueco historic american buildings survey bill lebovich virginia b price us commission of fine arts photo ultra high resolution high resolution library of congress national register of historic places historic landmarks

1933 - 1970

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