Today’s Street Level takes us to Columbia
Road in Northwest D.C. Columbia Road
starts as a residential street, lined with working class homes, not far from
the Washington Hospital Center. It runs
through a number of different neighborhoods, including recently revitalized
Columbia Heights and bustling Adams Morgan, and ends just above Dupont Circle.
At
one time, Columbia Road formed the northern border of Columbian College (which
we know today as The George Washington University and which has since
relocated).
Edited (February 2015): I've just learned courtesy of the Washington Post that Dwight Eisenhower and his wife, Mamie, lived at the Wyoming (in the last picture) from 1927 to 1928 and again from 1929 to 1936 while he was stationed in Washington as an Army major. The Post's slideshow on the homes of the Presidents is fascinating.
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