1800s Archive · Architecture & city

Details of the stone steps to the north entrance to the president's house. Plan of the north pier, section looking north

Washington (D.C.) · 1808

Details of the stone steps to the north entrance to the president's house. Plan of the north pier, section looking north, Washington (D.C.), 1808
Details of the stone steps to the north entrance to the president's house. Plan of the north pier, section looking north, Washington (D.C.), 1808. Architecture & city — The 1800s Archive, from the Library of Congress record.

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