Downtown DC - K Street from Franklin to Farragut + Thomas Circle
Thumbnail gallery, taken on a Sunday about a month ago HERE. If you need a location reference, see THIS map. Photos were generally taken either along the red line or down a cross street.
This is McPherson Square.
The statue is in Thomas Circle.
Franklin Square
The spired building - One Franklin Square - is by a few feet the tallest commercial office building in Washington, and a local landmark.
K Street is a true boulevard, with express lanes and local lanes physically separated. There are plans to remove the local lanes and add a dedicated transitway down the middle.
Crossing 16th Street a landmark less local pokes out a few blocks down
Not usually how I would describe Burger King, but OK.
Farragut Square
Looking up Connecticut Avenue from Farragut Square. The clump of trees down the street is Dupont Circle.
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Handsome mid-rise buildings on a grand tree lined boulevard - could almost be a European city! Good pictures... (be nice to see more Washington hoods actually...)
Handsome mid-rise buildings on a grand tree lined boulevard - could almost be a European city! Good pictures... (be nice to see more Washington hoods actually...)
I think that's the least European-looking part of DC.
I appreciate the thread and the pictures are good, but I find that area to be the most bland in all DC, except for the "urban renewal" victim called SW.
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