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Plan of the City Intended for the Permanent Seat of the Government of The United States : Projected Agreeable to the Direction of the President of the United States, In Pursuance of an Act of Congress, Passed On the Sixteenth Day of July, MDCCXC, esta...

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Old early map / manuscript map of District of Columbia, United States, Washington, Washington D.C..

Created by Pierre Charles L'enfant, United States. Commissioner of Public Buildings in 1791.
  • The earliest extant plan of Washington D.C., known as "The L'Enfant Plan."
  • At upper right: Office, Commissioner of Public Buildings, D.C.
  • Dark and light inks, watercolors, and lead pencil annotations (some erased).
  • Watermarks: GR, TB, [crown over fleur-de-lis in shield].
  • Originally drawn on 2 sheets.
  • Brittle, torn, faded, missing edge and interior sections, varnished, darkened, and housed between sheets of glass in wooden frame.
  • Includes text, notes, and index of "References."
  • At lower right: N.I.

Map Subjects

District Of Columbia

Early Maps

Early Works To 1800

Manuscript Maps

United States

Washington

Washington (D.C.)

Washington D.C.

Pierre Charles L'enfant

United States. Commissioner Of Public Buildings

1791

Map Tags

1791

District Of Columbia

Early Maps

Early Works To 1800

Manuscript Maps

Map

Maps

Pierre Charles L'enfant

United States

United States. Commissioner Of Public Buildings

Washington

Washington (D.C.)

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