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08-Oct-2023

Old National Geographic Society Warehouse

We’ve been to Eckington, a neighborhood north of Capitol Hill, many times to photograph murals, but Sunday was the first time we saw this building, which used to be the National Geographic Society warehouse, built in 1908. I believe the district government uses it for different purposes now. The society's name can be seen above the door.

Zig Zag Steam Railway, NSW, posted earlier:

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Graeme26-Jun-2024 09:38
Great comparisons of he stonework and red brickwork, Helen.V
Ursula Miller12-Oct-2023 14:34
It looks beautiful, a great old warehouse!
janescottcumming11-Oct-2023 11:30
That is a neat find! V
Ton, Ben & Rob Nagtegaal11-Oct-2023 09:20
Beautiful capture of these buildings.
Danad11-Oct-2023 07:48
A superb combination of various architecture elements.
*V*
Dennis Hoyne11-Oct-2023 03:33
I wonder what they kept in there. Neat find!
Carl Carbone11-Oct-2023 01:59
Neat piece of history.
Pierre Martin11-Oct-2023 00:45
the facade is very beautiful, splendid picture!
Hank Vander Velde11-Oct-2023 00:31
A nice well composed image Helen.
hayl11-Oct-2023 00:19
Lovely old facade that has been kept.
Nick Paoni10-Oct-2023 23:26
Love all the different kinds of materials used in the exterior.
Tom Munson10-Oct-2023 23:21
Nice shot of these wonderful buildings.
Julie Oldfield10-Oct-2023 22:24
It is interesting to see the difference between the ornate building and the more utilitarian addition. I bet the place was so fascinating when National Geographic was using it. V
Jeff Real10-Oct-2023 21:52
These are wonderful buildings and I love the variety!
Really beautiful!
V
Don Mottershead10-Oct-2023 19:06
Love the way you have cropped this. Excellent image. V
Philip P10-Oct-2023 18:44
A beautiful historic capture, but I thought the 'Old National Geographic Warehouse' was my friends basement!
joseantonio10-Oct-2023 18:24
interesting contrast of architecture styles.V.