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Old Stone House
Historic and Protected Site and Monument
Georgetown, Washington
"beautiful, tranquil garden"(4 Tips)
"Take in some quiet and Colonial history at the oldest house in DC"(3 Tips)
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Completely free! And classy souvenirs. Wonderful piece of history with easy-to-understand signs. While the garden isn't as grand as Dumbarton Oaks, it certainly is less crowded (and free).
The Ritz-CarltonJanuary 29, 2013Said to be Washington DC’s oldest surviving building. The materials used for the house are comprised of local quarried materials and ballast stones that came off English sailing vessels.
Marrissa PattersonMarch 31, 2012Great place to sit and eat cupcakes. Pull out a blanket and curl up with a boo...or friends. Either way
AnthonySeptember 5, 2012Pierre Charles L'Enfant, who designed Washington DC, rented a room here. He and George Washington held their planning meetings nearby.
Summer HoyaMay 16, 2012"The oldest standing building in DC..watch your head...people must have been really short in the 1700s..." Shar, SFS'13
DC Preservation LeagueAugust 12, 2011Considered the oldest house in Georgetown, built in 1765 for Christopher Lehman. Restored by Hausaman in 1956-58.
Nazan KeyikSeptember 25, 2017Komik...nasılsa pazarlıyorlar olmayan gecmislerini...bizim en kötü koy evimiz bundan iyidir
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Old Stone House
3051 M St NW (btw 30th St NW & 31st St NW)
Washington, D.C. 20007
United States
Washington, D.C. 20007
United States
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(202) 895-6070
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"Tours are not as extensive as they used to be and you must have tickets.If you can try to get a tour through your local Senator or Reps office.An intern will be your guide and will be less rushed."
Mark B - 7.4
"Built in 1875, this was the last residence of noted civil rights activist and educator from 1943 to 1955. One of the most influential African-American leaders in the 1920s-40s."
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