The National Capital Explained And Illustrated. a Convenient Guide to All Points of Interest in the City of Washington
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY is located north of the city and near the old Soldiers' Home.
Its avenues, trees, shrubbery, and monuments are beautiful and well kept.
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
The Masonic Order has a beautiful "Temple" at the cor- ner of Ninth and F streets, in which meetings are held every evening. There are 19 lodges, 7 chapters, and 3 commande- ries. The lodge-rooms are beautifully furnished and sup- plied with every convenience.
The Odd Fellows own a hall on Seventh street, betwe...en D and E streets, admirably adapted to their purposes, which also has a large audience-room for public exhibitions. There arc HOTELS AND BANKS. 53 13 lodges aud 4 encampments, with meetings every eve- ning.
The Knights of Pythias, Sons of Temperance, Grand Army of the Republic, are well organized and hold regular meetings.
LEADING HOTELS.
The Arlington, Vermont avenue, near H street.
Ebbitt House, corner of 14th and F streets.
Jenness House, E st., facing Penn. av., bet. IStli and 14th sts.
*Kirkwood House, corner of 12th street and Penn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GLENWOOD CEMETERY is located north of the city and near the old Soldiers' Home.
Its avenues, trees, shrubbery, and monuments are beautiful and well kept.
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
The Masonic Order has a beautiful "Temple" at the cor- ner of Ninth and F streets, in which meetings are held every evening. There are 19 lodges, 7 chapters, and 3 commande- ries. The lodge-rooms are beautifully furnished and sup- plied with every convenience.
The Odd Fellows own a hall on Seventh street, betwe...en D and E streets, admirably adapted to their purposes, which also has a large audience-room for public exhibitions. There arc HOTELS AND BANKS. 53 13 lodges aud 4 encampments, with meetings every eve- ning.
The Knights of Pythias, Sons of Temperance, Grand Army of the Republic, are well organized and hold regular meetings.
LEADING HOTELS.
The Arlington, Vermont avenue, near H street.
Ebbitt House, corner of 14th and F streets.
Jenness House, E st., facing Penn. av., bet. IStli and 14th sts.
*Kirkwood House, corner of 12th street and Penn.
What to read after The National Capital Explained And Illustrated. a Convenient Guide to All Points of Interest in the City of Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Devlin & Company, Pub to read onlineMoreLess
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