Many large-landed properties of our nation’s capital became museums or embassies. A few have survived as private residences– here’s the best of them.
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Robert Woods Bliss
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How two larger-than-life women battled it out over the punch bowls and buffet tables.
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High-end homes change hands in Georgetown, Chevy Chase, and McLean.
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A trio of grandes dames ran Washington society for decades and left the city with three irreplaceable gifts.
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How an American industrialist, a British baron and a luxurious Washington apartment building all played a part in the making of the National Gallery.
