File:Decatur House.jpg

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Summary

Description

Decatur House (East front, view from Northeast), a Registered Historic Places in the District of Columbia.

Designed by Benjamin H. Latrobe and built in 1819, it was the home of Commodore Stephen Decatur.
1937 photograph from the HABS—Historic American Buildings Survey images of Washington, D.C..

Date

9 January 1937

Source

Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division. Historic American Buildings Survey Collection. Survey number: HABS DC-16

Author

John O. Brostrup (1915–2009)
Alternative names	John Oliver Brostrup; John O Brostrup; John Brostrup
Description	American architectural photographer and photographer
Date of birth/death	9 May 1915	6 October 2009
Location of birth/death	Omaha	Rochester
Work location	Washington metropolitan area (March 1936–); Prince George's County; Montgomery County; Annapolis; Rochester; New York City
Authority file	: Q66133328 VIAF: 51003190 ISNI: 0000000033719506 LCCN: n98054845 WorldCat

Licensing

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	19:07, 28 June 2008	969 × 670 (118 KB)	Finavon	border cropped
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