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Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washingto...

Significance: The Leonard Mackall House derives its primary significance as a prominently sited Second Empire-style house incorporating a smaller characteristic tension in Georgetown houses between the main nor... More

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washingto...

Significance: The Leonard Mackall House derives its primary significance as a prominently sited Second Empire-style house incorporating a smaller characteristic tension in Georgetown houses between the main nor... More

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washingto...

Significance: The Leonard Mackall House derives its primary significance as a prominently sited Second Empire-style house incorporating a smaller characteristic tension in Georgetown houses between the main nor... More

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washingto...

Significance: The Leonard Mackall House derives its primary significance as a prominently sited Second Empire-style house incorporating a smaller characteristic tension in Georgetown houses between the main nor... More

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washingto...

Significance: The Leonard Mackall House derives its primary significance as a prominently sited Second Empire-style house incorporating a smaller characteristic tension in Georgetown houses between the main nor... More

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washingto...

Significance: The Leonard Mackall House derives its primary significance as a prominently sited Second Empire-style house incorporating a smaller characteristic tension in Georgetown houses between the main nor... More

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washingto...

Significance: The Leonard Mackall House derives its primary significance as a prominently sited Second Empire-style house incorporating a smaller characteristic tension in Georgetown houses between the main nor... More

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washingto...

Significance: The Leonard Mackall House derives its primary significance as a prominently sited Second Empire-style house incorporating a smaller characteristic tension in Georgetown houses between the main nor... More

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washingto...

Significance: The Leonard Mackall House derives its primary significance as a prominently sited Second Empire-style house incorporating a smaller characteristic tension in Georgetown houses between the main nor... More

Roger Stevens -JFK Center

Roger Stevens -JFK Center

Title and date from log book. Contact sheet available for reference purposes: USN&WR COLL - Job no. 13857-A, frame 8A. Forms part of: U.S. News & World Report Magazine Photograph Collection.

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washingto...

Significance: The Leonard Mackall House derives its primary significance as a prominently sited Second Empire-style house incorporating a smaller characteristic tension in Georgetown houses between the main nor... More

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washingto...

Significance: The Leonard Mackall House derives its primary significance as a prominently sited Second Empire-style house incorporating a smaller characteristic tension in Georgetown houses between the main nor... More

ROGER STEVENS, Coun. of the Arts

ROGER STEVENS, Coun. of the Arts

Title and date from log book. Contact sheet available for reference purposes: USN&WR COLL - Job no. 13412-B, frame 11A. Forms part of: U.S. News & World Report Magazine Photograph Collection.

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washingto...

Significance: The Leonard Mackall House derives its primary significance as a prominently sited Second Empire-style house incorporating a smaller characteristic tension in Georgetown houses between the main nor... More

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washingto...

Significance: The Leonard Mackall House derives its primary significance as a prominently sited Second Empire-style house incorporating a smaller characteristic tension in Georgetown houses between the main nor... More

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Leonard Mackall House, 1686 Thirty-Fourth Street, Northwest, Washingto...

Significance: The Leonard Mackall House derives its primary significance as a prominently sited Second Empire-style house incorporating a smaller characteristic tension in Georgetown houses between the main nor... More