. Roose's companion and guide to Washington and vicinity . umn, is a statue ofPresident Lincoln, by Lot Flannery, of Washington city,erected by contributions of citizens. (See Reservation No. 9.) The Police Court is at the n. e. corner of 6th and D sts. n. w., in the building once used for worship by the Unitarian Society. Police Headquarters is at the n. w. cor. of 5th st. and La. ave. The Reform School is situated on Lincolns Hill, (a fort of that name occupied thesite during the war of the rebellion,) on the Washington and It is for boys, and attached is a farm of 150 acres.
. Roose's companion and guide to Washington and vicinity . umn, is a statue ofPresident Lincoln, by Lot Flannery, of Washington city,erected by contributions of citizens. (See Reservation No. 9.) The Police Court is at the n. e. corner of 6th and D sts. n. w., in the building once used for worship by the Unitarian Society. Police Headquarters is at the n. w. cor. of 5th st. and La. ave. The Reform School is situated on Lincolns Hill, (a fort of that name occupied thesite during the war of the rebellion,) on the Washington and It is for boys, and attached is a farm of 150 acres. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Between the Smithsonian Institution and the WashingtonMonument grounds is situated the Agricultural Department,between 12th and 14th sts. s. w. It is of brick, with brown-*tone trimmings; 170 feet long, 61 feet deep; designed byAdolph Cluss, and has a Mansard roof; finished in 1868. Itbears a resemblance to what the Palace of Versailles was whenonly a hunting chateau, before Louis XIV expended upon it therevenues of a Smithsonian.
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