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?Courthouse •333 Constitution Ave NW (at 3rd St NW), Washington
Ty • February 20, 2013The have great food in cafe, breakfast or lunch!!!
Dena T. • September 21, 2011Little known fact about jury duty in DC: Jury selections are made as needed, so you'll probably be here all day. Definitely bring a book, computer, and DVDs. And say hello to your neighbor!
?Courthouse •3rd St NW (Constitution Ave NW), Washington
Shannon J. • September 27, 2011Be sure to check out the gift shop in the basement! Also the food here is pretty good so if your looking for somewhere to eat on the mall look no further!
?Courthouse •333 Constitution Ave NW, Washington
?Courthouse •625 Indiana Ave NW Ste 900 (btwn 6th & 7th St NW), Washington- ?Courthouse •441 4th St NW, Fl 2 (E Street, NW), Washington
DC Preservation League • July 25, 2011Constructed in 1974 by Victory Lundy. The Courthouse was one of four federal buildings directly inspired by President John F. Kennedy to improve the country's federal buildings.
?Courthouse •430 E St NW (btw 5th St NW & 4th St NW), Washington
MissKish H. • October 17, 2011It's likely that you'll never have to visit the administrative offices of the Courts but there are many hidden treasures in Chinatown. Stick around. fine dining, movies, music, shopping, and a library
DC Preservation League • August 2, 2011Built in 1908-10, this was the first building to expand the District of Columbia Courts complex in Judiciary Square. Neo-classical structure by architect Elliot Woods.
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