Naval Anacost Annex, District of Columbia · District of Columbia County · Facility
Built circa 1765, Old Stone House is the oldest structure on its original foundation in Washington, DC. Old Stone House is open for visitors at the hours listed below. The grounds are open according to general park hours (sunrise to sunset).
Built circa 1765, Old Stone House is the oldest structure on its original foundation in Washington, DC. Old Stone House is open for visitors at the hours listed below. The grounds are open according to general park hours (sunrise to sunset).
The Old Stone House is on M Street NW between 30th and 31st Streets NW and at the intersection with Thomas Jefferson Street NW.
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