Cutts–Madison House

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The Cutts–Madison House is a historic early-19th-century residence in Washington, D.C., best known as the longtime home of Dolley Madison and a prominent landmark near the White House.

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Cutts–Madison House canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic house
residence
tourist attraction
address 1520 H Street NW, Washington, D.C.
architecturalStyle Federal architecture
completionDate 1819
constructionStartDate 1818
coordinateLocation 38.9006°N 77.0350°W
country United States
dateDesignatedNationalHistoricLandmark December 19, 1960
dateListedOnNRHP December 19, 1960
hasFeature arched entryway
brownstone trim
rowhouse form
symmetrical façade
hasFunction government offices
hasHistoricUse boarding house
clubhouse
office for organizations
private residence
hasNumberOfStories 3
heritageDesignation District of Columbia Inventory of Historic Sites
National Historic Landmark
inception 1818
locatedIn Lafayette Square
United States
Washington, D.C.
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
locatedNear White House
locatedOn north side of Lafayette Square
maintainedBy General Services Administration
material brick
namedAfter Richard Cutts
neighborhood Downtown Washington, D.C.
notableFor association with Dolley Madison
proximity to the White House
NRHPType contributing property
originalOwner Richard Cutts
ownedBy U.S. federal government
partOf Lafayette Square Historic District
linked to: Lafayette Square
roofType gabled roof
significantResident American Bar Association
Dolley Madison
James Madison
William S. Corby
use office building
residence

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Lafayette Square surroundedBy Cutts–Madison House
Dolley Madison House near Cutts–Madison House