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2403 I STREET NW

Year Built

1958

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D. Vogt 2022

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History

The brick house at the corner of I and 24th streets (2403 I St.) built in 1958 during the period of Foggy Bottom renovation. It replaced older row houses at both 2401 and 2403 I Street

During most of the area's history, some of these residential buildings were also used for commercial businesses that served the community. The owners often lived on the floor above the businesses. In 1914, Lew Nesline operated a saloon at 2401 I Street. In 1870, Thomas Calvin lived at 2401, in 1900 R. Lee Horton and in 1910, Owen E. Reed, saloon owner here but lived a few houses down.

Resident/Owner

- 2023+Ben and Irene Klotz

Recollections

Source Material 

Boyd's Directory for the District of Columbia, 1914
FBA History Project, "Working-Class Row Houses." Clio: Your Guide to History. https://theclio.com/tour/2098/3
FBA History Project, "The Historic District's Longest Row." Clio: Your Guide to History. https://theclio.com/tour/2098/18

Street view (D. Vogt November 2022)

Side view facing New Hampshire Ave (D.Vogt, November 2022)

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