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	Street - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Many streets are bracketed by bollards or Jersey barriers so as to prevent passage unless on foot; this is often done in a city's busiest areas, the "destination" districts, when the volume of activity outgrows the capacity of private vehicles to support it.
		However, a street is characterized by the degree and quality of street life it facilitates, whereas a road serves primarily as a through passage for road vehicles or (less frequently) pedestrians.
		Street performers, beggars, patrons of sidewalk cafés, peoplewatchers, and a diversity of other characters are habitual users of a street; the same people would not typically be found on a road.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Street (1348 words)

	Capitol Hill Historic District
		Capitol Hill is the largest residential historic district in the District of Columbia.
		East Capitol Street, a monumental avenue running east from the Capitol to the banks of the Anacostia River, still provides a major focus for the area and serves as the division between the northeast and southeast sectors of the city.
		The eastern edge of the historic district terminates at the East Capitol Street Carbarn, now an adaptive use project featuring apartments, but which represents the end of the trolley tracks and the end of much of the nineteenth century development.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/travel/wash/dc81.htm (477 words)

	East Capitol Street
		One of the quintessential villages of DC is Capitol Hill.
		East Capitol Street has a mystical significance in Washington: it's one of the axis streets that define the four quadrants-Northwest, Northeast, Southeast, and Southwest.
		At 508 East Capitol is the Baker Doolittle House, a commodious and charming Bed and Breakfast.
	www.jadedtraveller.com /places/walks/ecapst/ecapst.htm (1148 words)

	Capitol Hill The Capitol is Just Up the Street (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		East Capitol Street, however, the street that led straight east from the Capitol’s principal door, remained so undeveloped that part of it was used for horse races.
		Capitol Hill appealed to the middle-income home buyer, a growing category of people in Washington ever since the Civil Service Reform Act of 1883 ended the whims of the spoils system and made government employment more secure.
		Foggy Bottom and Capitol Hill were the first of Washington’s neighborhoods to follow in the footsteps of the earlier preservation movement in Georgetown.
	www.capitolhillhistory.org /docs/overbeck_01.htm (3460 words)

	New Housing For Seniors Opens Doors At E. Capitol
		The bleak public housing that once lined the East Capitol Street entrance to the District is mostly demolished, save a few brick shells awaiting a bulldozer's blows.
		For most of the 1980s and 1990s, East Capitol Dwellings was notorious for crime, drugs, blight and poverty.
		Capitol Gateway is one of four recent HOPE VI projects in the District.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2005/05/20/AR2005052000038_pf.html (638 words)

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		Take the 14th Street bridge and stay on the expressway to the 6th Street exit (you will pass exits for the US Capitol, and South Capitol Street).
		The Folger is between 2nd and 3rd Streets on East Capitol.
		The Folger is on the left hand side of the street between 2nd and 3rd Streets on East Capitol.
	www.geocities.com /aptdc_events/map.html (269 words)

	Chinatown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Just a couple of blocks between G and H Streets and and 7th and 9th Streets are where you'll find the restaurants and storefronts designated with the Chinese characters that are so familiar in their incomprehensibility.
		The baselines for the grid are north Capitol Street, East Capitol Street and South Capitol Street.
		Even if the planners, in their wisdom, hadn't eliminated J and X,Y and Z Streets there still wouldn't be enough letters in the alphabet to designate all the streets it takes to fill the more than 7 miles from the center of the District all the way up to the north point.
	peterandhelenevans.com /pho-chi.html (880 words)

	William Penn House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Turn left on East Capitol, and we are the third house on the left hand side of the street.
		Turning left on East Capitol, the Supreme Court will be on the left and the Library of Congress on the right hand side of the street.
		William Penn House is between 5th and 6th streets, on the right hand side of the street: 515 East Capitol Street, SE.
	www.quaker.org /penn-house/directions.htm (1070 words)

	Getting to the Lutheran Church of Reformation Map Metrorail Capitol South (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Church are across from the Folger Shakespeare Library on East Capitol Street, between 2nd and 3rd streets, very near or "behind" the Supreme Court.
		Take the 14th Street bridge and stay on the expressway to the 6th Street, SE exit (you will pass exits for the US Capitol, and South Capitol Street).
		The Church is between 2nd and 3rd Streets on East Capitol.
	www.reformationdc.org /MAP.HTM (274 words)

	NARPAC- RECENT ANALYSES - EAST OF THE ANACOSTIA
		East and West of the "Y" are two remarkably similarly shaped (very roughly triangular) land areas, one bounded by the Eastern corner of the square and the Anacostia River, the other the Western corner and the Potomac.
		This area "East of the Anacostia", as it is known, is a fascinating conundrum.
		South Capitol Street: This major regional radial arterial is a mess and must be redesigned to eliminate false divisions between SW and SE.
	www.narpac.org /REXANA.HTM (14009 words)

	Metropolitan Police Department: New PSA Boundaries - First District
		East on N Street, NW to Kirby Street, NW.
		East on Constitution Avenue, NW to Louisiana Avenue, NW.
		East on East Capitol Street (along the north side of Lincoln Park) to 13th Street, NE.
	mpdc.dc.gov /mpdc/cwp/view.asp?a=1239&q=543357&mpdcNav=\|31417\| (1052 words)

	Capitol Hill The Capitol is Just Up the Street (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In Washington, D.C., however, the words mean not only the heights crowned by the nation’s Capitol but also the adjoining neighborhood that occupies the broad expanse east of the Capitol building.
		Capitol Hill spent the years from 1820 to 1850 in relative quiet.
		Early restoration took place within a mile east of the Capitol and coincided with major changes in the demography of the Hill in its largest definition.
	www.capitolhillhistory.com /docs/overbeck_01.htm (3460 words)

	--District of Columbia Housing Authority--
		Located at East Capitol Street and Southern Avenue, in Ward 7, East of the Anacostia River, the properties targeted for redevelopment marked the boundary between the District of Columbia and Prince Georges County, Maryland, and are the first thing seen by many as they enter the nation’s capitol.
		New East Capitol will include a 150-unit senior building, located next to an attractive, newly renovated park and stream, and is planned to include 40 assisted living units, a DCHA-first.
		The East Capitol CDC is a resident owned and operated corporation which was formed as a result of an extensive community planning process.
	www.dchousing.org /hope6/new_east_hope6.html (628 words)

	Farmer's Line
		Capitol Hill has had a public farmers' market from almost the inception of the City of Washington.
		When the British burned the Capitol building in 1814, the East Capitol Street market was left standing and the United States Supreme Court, having been burned out of the Capitol, held its next term in this market building.
		In 1838, the East Capitol Street market gave way to improvements to East Capitol Street and was relocated to the southeast corner of 3rd and A Streets SE (now the site of St. Mark's Episcopal Church).
	www.easternmarket.net /farmersline.html (372 words)

	Capitol Visitor Center--Overview
		The proposal for a CVC began to crystallize in the mid-1970s with the issuance of the Architect of the Capitol report "Toward a Master Plan for the United States Capitol." In 1991, Congress authorized funding for conceptual planning and design of a visitor center.
		East Capitol Street, work on the primary utility tunnel for the CVC continues to progress and critical work centers around the utility tie-ins at the Second Street and First Street intersections.
		All activities related to the Capitol Visitor Center take place under the direction of the Capitol Preservation Commission and are guided by Architect of the Capitol Alan M. Hantman, FAIA, and CVC project executive Bob Hixon.
	www.aoc.gov /cvc/cvc_overview.htm (1622 words)

	Capitol Hill - Washington DC - Our Nation's Neighborhood
		Location: East Capitol Street and Pennsylvania Ave Metro station CAPITOL SOUTH on either Blue or Orange Lines business traveling, Washington, DC, Capitol Hill, Tourism, Travel, Museums, Attractions www.capitolhill.org Congressional Cemetery (tourist attractions) - Historic Congressional Cemetery is a unique archive of American heritage.
		Capitol Hill ist der Wohnsitz vieler Künstler, Musiker und Schriftsteller, aber auch viele Kunstorganisationen haben hier ihren Sitz.
		CAPITOL Das Capitol Gebäude ist über 200 Jahre alt und wird heute noch als Ort der Legislative benutzt.
	www.capitolhill.org (4640 words)

	St. James Episcopal Church - Rehearsal Home of the LGCW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		At 2nd Street, take a slight jog to the left, across Pennsylvania Avenue to stay on Independence.
		The Church is in the block between Constitution and C on the left hand side.
		The station is almost to the crossroads of Pennsylvania Avenue SE and 8th St. Walk north on 8th Street, crossing: Independence, North Carolina, East Capitol, Massachusetts, and Constitution.
	www.lgcw.org /stjames_lgcw.html (469 words)

	Metropolitan Police Department: New PSA Boundaries - Sixth District
		West on C Street, SE to the middle of the block between Burbank Street, SE and Burns Street, SE.
		North and east on Bowen Rd SE to the DC/Prince George’s County, Md., boundary.
		East on Pennsylvania Avenue, SE to the DC/Prince George’s County, Md., boundary.
	mpdc.dc.gov /mpdc/cwp/view.asp?a=1239&q=543427&mpdcNav=\|31417\| (979 words)

	East Capitol Car Barn
		The East Capitol Street Car Barn, constructed in 1896, is a Romanesque Revival style building designed by Waddy B. Wood, a prominent Washington architect.
		Just having been granted permission from Congress to extend the company's line on East Capitol Street to 15th Street, the East Capitol Street Car Barn was built when Metropolitan was converting all of its lines to the electric conduit system.
		The East Capitol Street Car Barn was not acquired by METRO, and was vacant.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/travel/wash/dc88.htm (296 words)

	X-Axis Logs : East Capitol and Pennsylvania Ave [9:00 A.M.-onwards; first Hill log, 08/26/04] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Another one declaimed, in proud, neon letters, "Evolution Is Not A Threat To Your Way Of Life." Towards the furthestmost edge of East Capitol Street, a rabbi, a Catholic priest, and a bearded mullah held court, lifting their congregations in euphoric, interlocking song.
		Police in riot gear kept the crowds back, but even they looked like they'd rather be on the other side of the fence; some of them wore rainbow DNA helix pins atop their bulletproof vests, and many more were taking them from the free boxes of pins being handed up and down the crowd.
		She made it easily through the crowd and inside capitol hill despite her contant futzing with her wig, fake ID badge and the tripping over the heels she really didn't want to wear with the horribly uncomfortable business suit.
	www.greatestjournal.com /community/axis_logs/97974.html (2907 words)

	Florida House History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The front door of the house faced East Capitol Street; furthermore, the address of the house was 200 East Capitol Street.
		We share the four corners of East Capitol Street and Second Street, NE, with the Supreme Court, the Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress, and the Folger Shakespeare Museum.
		We are to the east of the Capitol - the front side.
	www.flahouse.org /english/about/history.shtml (1859 words)

	Directions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Proceed straight ahead in the left lanes to the exit at Sixth Street Southeast and Navy Yard.
		Turn Left onto 19th Street and travel one block to East Capitol Street.
		Travel eight stops to the Stadium Armory stop at 19th and East Capitol St. Exit the Metro and Follow East Capitol St to the Stadium.
	www.dcsec.com /directions/index.asp (329 words)

	Press Release - April 25, 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The East Capitol Street work will occur concurrently with the Capitol Visitors Center work to take advantage of the current street closure and not inconvenience local residents a second time.
		On East Capitol Street the courtside curb line will be extended 3 feet into the street and bollards will be installed along the new curb line.
		The Bradford Pear trees lining the courtside of Second Street have reached the end of their life span; they will be removed and will be replaced as part of an overall plan for landscaping and grounds improvement, scheduled to be completed by 2008.
	www.supremecourtus.gov /publicinfo/press/pr_04-26-05.html (785 words)

	August 3, 2004 - Online News Update - Norton, Williams, Ambrose call Capitol Hill closures unnecessary impediments
		The District's delegate to Congress noted that the street closures limit access to vital parts of the city and disrupt the flow of emergency response vehicles.
		Norton said the closure of First Street on the Senate side of the Hill, which local officials learned only this week had been planned to happen by the end of August, eliminates a ready route for emergency vehicles to reach the congested side of Union Station.
		As news broke of the checkpoints and street closings throughout the District, including downtown areas near the World Bank headquarters, Metro also announced increased security measures and forced reroutings of some buses throughout the District.
	www.thecommondenominator.com /080304_update1.html (527 words)

	Metro press release: Metrobus Routes 96 and 97 detours begin Saturday, January 22
		East Capitol Street between First and Second streets will be closed to traffic effective Saturday for approximately nine months.
		Then buses will turn left on 2nd Street, right on Independence Avenue SE, right on 1st Street SE to East Capitol Street where they will resume the regular route.
		Buses will continue on 1st Street SE, turn left on Independence Avenue, left on 2nd Street, right on East Capitol Street where they will resume the regular route.
	www.wmata.com /about/MET_NEWS/PressReleaseDetail.cfm?ReleaseID=662&PrintFriendly=Y (184 words)

	CVC announces street closures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Capitol Visitor Center (CVC) announced yesterday that beginning Jan. 22, East Capitol Street between 1st and 2nd streets will be closed to vehicular traffic through October.
		"The street closure is required to clear the way for construction of the Capitol Visitor Center primary utility tunnel as well as the installation of perimeter security elements," a CVC notice said.
		Both pedestrian and wheelchair access will be maintained throughout the street closure, along the south side of East Capitol Street near the Library of Congress.
	www.hillnews.com /thehill/export/TheHill/News/Frontpage/011205/closing.html (102 words)

	East Capitol St. mansion sells for record $3.19M =TheHill.com= (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		That same East Capitol Street property, now in the capable hands of Coldwell Banker-Pardoe Realtor Phyllis Jane Young, is on the market for $3.19 million.
		The Swiss Dairy, built in 1866, it is thought, once had a drive-through entrance facing the East Capitol Street sidewalk, through which horse-drawn wagons brought large milk canisters from the countryside to be processed and bottled for retail there.
		The road race — now commonly known as the Capitol Hill Classic — raises money for such things as school libraries, gardens, a science program and many other “essentials” that would not exist without support from outside the system.
	www.hillnews.com /hillscape/051403.aspx (1244 words)

	History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The 212 East Capitol Street new church building was dedicated on November 11, 1934 "to God and to the service of mankind in the spirit of Jesus and the faith of Martin Luther."
		In 1946, the church purchased the house at 220 East Capitol Street for office space and Sunday School rooms.
		More property on the east side of the church was purchased: 222 East Capitol in 1956 and 226 East Capitol in 1965.
	www.reformationdc.org /HISTORY.HTM (250 words)

	Capitol Hill History Project
		While most Americans probably think of Capitol Hill simply as the site of the U.S. Capitol, those who live here know it as an old and thriving residential neighborhood, a small town within a large city.
		Having watched the construction of the new apartment building at 305 C Street NE, he signed up to live there and became one of the building’s first tenants.
		Born in 1911, his memory of that time and place is the “Shangri-La of Washington, D.C.”, where the children could play soccer, baseball, and football on the courtyard’s Belgian block surface.
	www.capitolhillhistory.org (493 words)

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