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📜 History & landmarks · Landmark and historical building

Congress

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A landmark in Washington, in the middle of things: 598 places within a five-minute walk. One of 496 history & landmarks in Washington.

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On the National Register since 2007

Union Station Plaza and Columbus Fountain (Boundary Increase)

Union Station Plaza and Columbus Fountain (Boundary Increase) was added to the National Register of Historic Places on Oct 12, 2007. It is significant for its art and town planning at the national level. Its architecture is described as Beaux Arts. It was listed as part of Memorials in Washington, D.C..

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598 places within a five-minute walk of Congress.

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The nearest neighbor is Silver Overjoyed, 1 min walk away.

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