Notable Places in Kalorama
The historic sites and landmarks that tell Kalorama's story. See them all on the interactive map.
Woodrow Wilson House
Museum2340 S St NW
The Georgian Revival home where Woodrow Wilson lived after the White House (1921–1924), now the only presidential museum in Washington.
Anderson House
Museum2118 Massachusetts Ave NW
A 1902–1905 Beaux-Arts mansion on Embassy Row, headquarters and museum of the Society of the Cincinnati since 1939.
Sheridan Circle
LandmarkMassachusetts Ave & 23rd St NW
The heart of Embassy Row, with Gutzon Borglum's equestrian statue of General Philip Sheridan, dedicated in 1908.
Lothrop Mansion
Historic Site2001 Connecticut Ave NW
A Beaux-Arts mansion built in 1908–1909 for Woodward & Lothrop co-founder Alvin Mason Lothrop, anchoring the Kalorama Triangle.
The Lindens
Historic Site2401 Kalorama Rd NW
Often called Washington's oldest house — built in 1754 in Massachusetts, then dismantled and reassembled here in 1935–1937.
Mitchell Park
Park23rd & S St NW
A neighborhood green given to the District in 1918, with a famous and still-protected pet grave.