Quarters 47 (Current Primary Name)
Civilian's Quarters (Current Alternative Name)
Steward's Quarters (Current Alternative Name)
Quarters 47 (Current Primary Name)
Civilian's Quarters (Current Alternative Name)
Steward's Quarters (Current Alternative Name)
47 (Current Primary Number)
Criterion A: | 2 |
Criterion B: | 0 |
Criterion C: | 2 |
Criterion D: | 0 |
National Significance: | 0 |
Integrity: | 2 |
Total Score: | 6 |
Building
Domestic
Single Dwelling
Residence
Primary Address
3700 North Capitol Street NW, Washington, DC 20011
Hospital Complex
Zone A
Zone 10
Gothic Revival
General Description
Originally constructed as a residence for the hospital steward, this dwelling is illustrative of more vernacular interpretations of the Gothic Revival style at the Home. Smaller in scale than the original Officers' Quarters (Buildings 1 and 2), yet significantly larger than the Gardener's Quarters (Building 40), the house reflects the hierarchy of the various stations of employment at the Home. The two-and-a-half-story brick dwelling has a T-shaped plan covered by a side-gabled roof. The single and paired window openings are finished with rough-cut stone sills and segmental-arched stone lintels. The main entry, once sheltered by a one-story wood-frame porch, is set within a semi-circular arched opening and framed by sidelights and a transom. The open gable ends are finished with two courses of corbelled brick and pierced by oculus windows. The interior chimneys have corbelled caps.
It is believed that Greenhorne and O'Mara's 2004 survey of the Home's campus identified the location of Quarters 47 as an archeological site, as denoted in resource number 4 on the AFRH Historic Archeological Sensitivity Map. This map is included in their report.
Residence
(Current Primary Function)
Hospital Complex (is contained within / contains)