Dolley Madison House

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The Dolley Madison House is a historic Washington, D.C. residence associated with First Lady Dolley Madison, located near the White House and notable for its early 19th-century architecture and political significance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic house
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Federal architecture
early 19th-century architecture
associatedWith Dolley Madison
James Madison
category Federal architecture in Washington, D.C.
First Ladies of the United States
Historic district contributing properties in Washington, D.C.
Houses in Washington, D.C.
Presidential history of the United States
country United States
era early 19th century
hasFeature classical detailing
multi-story structure
row house form
symmetrical façade
hasFunction government offices
office building
residence
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark District contributing property
National Register of Historic Places contributing property
locatedIn United States
Washington, D.C.
locatedNear White House
locatedOn Lafayette Square
material brick
namedAfter Dolley Madison
near Cutts–Madison House
Decatur House
Hay–Adams Hotel
neighborhood Lafayette Square Historic District
linked to: Lafayette Square
partOf Lafayette Square National Historic Landmark District
linked to: Lafayette Square
significance early Washington, D.C. social life
history of First Ladies of the United States
political history of the United States
usedBy Council on Environmental Quality
United States government
White House staff

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Lafayette Square surroundedBy Dolley Madison House
Mercury Seven announcedAt Dolley Madison House, Washington, D.C.
linked to: Dolley Madison House