Located at 2119 G Street, NW, the firehouse for Engine 23 is the District’s narrowest firehouse.
It was designed by architects Hornblower and Marshall in an Arts and Crafts interpretation of the Italian Renaissance revival style and built in 1910. The images above show the Engine company shortly after the firehouse was completed, again on July 23, 1925, and today. Below is another image from 1925.
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