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Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Rhodes Tavern, 601-603 Fifteenth Street & 1431 F Street Northwest, Was...

Significance: Earliest commercial building (built as a tavern) remaining in downtown Washington; headquarters for British officers directing the burning of the White House; home of one of the first banks in the... More