Tudor Place
No admission feeA Federal-era house and garden in Georgetown that tells the stories of Martha Washington's descendants and the enslaved and free people who worked there.
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Stroll cobblestone side streets, shop and eat along M Street and Wisconsin Avenue, and follow the C&O Canal down to the Potomac waterfront.
Around M St and Wisconsin Ave NW · Washington, DC
Founded in 1751, Georgetown is a historic neighborhood whose business district counts more than 470 businesses, with shops, bars and restaurants concentrated along M Street and Wisconsin Avenue. You can walk the C&O Canal towpath, picnic at Georgetown Waterfront Park, and see the Old Stone House, built in 1765. Film fans climb the 75 steps between M Street and Prospect Street that appear in The Exorcist.
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