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Congregational Church. 222 N. Washington St., next to the State Theatre. Formerly used as a police station, town hall, school, recreation center and library, and finally became the Washington House, the current headquarters of the Woman's Club of Falls Church. Used for meetings and special events.
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Mr. Eli J. Northrup. Was located on the E. side of N. Washington St. in the 100 block. Northrup helped organize the Oakwood Cemetery Assn. and the Falls Church Telephone and Telegraph Co. He was an undertaker and ran the Eagle House (p. 96) at one time.
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| Auchmoody, Mrs. J. L. | [73] |
| Ball, W. A. | [39] |
| Banks, Nathan | [20] |
| Barksdale, W. H. | [76] |
| Beach, Rev. H. A. | [110] |
| Biggs, W. W. | [44] |
| Billingsley, O. H. | [57] |
| The Misses Birch | [109] |
| Birge, H. C. | [95] |
| Blanton, C. L. | [42] |
| Brinkerhoff, M. H. | [80] |
| Brown, J. W. | [14] |
| Buxton, C. H. | [29] |
| Cassilear, G. W. | [101] |
| Cherry Hill (Riley, J. S.) | [56] |
| Church, Dr. M. E. (Portrait) | [89] |
| Church, M. E. | [13] |
| Columbia Baptist Church | [98] |
| Congregational Church | [111] |
| Copper, S. A. | [72] |
| Crocker, Henry | [27] |
| Crocker, E. F. | [27] |
| Crossman, Charles | [24] |
| Crossman, George G. | [7] |
| Crossman Methodist Episcopal Church | [103] |
| DePutron, Mrs. M. E. | [100] |
| Dickinson, Dr. James A. | [21] |
| Dodge, Mr. Pickering | [38] |
| Dulin Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church (South) | [99] |
| Eagle House | [96] |
| Eastman, A. P. | [31] |
| Eastover (Dodge, Pickering) | [38] |
| Eells, Mrs. Annie | [37] |
| Elliott, J. C. | [48] |
| Ellison, W. M. | [6] |
| Erwin, George L. | [15] |
| Fadeley, Dr. George B. | [22] |
| Fellows, H. A. | [51] |
| Fenwick, E. T. | [4] |
| Garner, Mrs. Emma | [16] |
| Garrison, John S. | [64] |
| Gibson, John N. | [47] |
| Gott, Dr. L. E. | [70] |
| Gould, J. B. | [9] |
| Graham, Dr. N. F. | [106] |
| Green, Miss Ellen W. | [67] |
| Gundry, Miss M. | [8] |
| Hawxhurst, George W. | [43] |
| Hiett, Major Joseph T. | [60] |
| Hillier, Thomas | [55] |
| Hodgkin, Dr. J. B. | [25] |
| Hopkins, Herbert G. | [105] |
| Hopkins, Major M. S. | [18] |
| Hough, E. C. | [17] |
| Inn, The | [96] |
| Ives, G. B. | [82] |
| Kerr, V. E. | [104] |
| Kinsley, W. W. | [50] |
| Larner, Mrs. C. | [75] |
| Lawton House | [Front] |
| Lothrop, A. M. | [Front] |
| Luttrell, Samuel | [74] |
| Luttrell, Dr. S. S. | [86] |
| Lynch, Nathan | [83] |
| McInturff, G. F. | [12] |
| Mankin, Mrs. Charles A. | [36] |
| Mankin, George W. | [28] |
| Mankin Pharmacy | [23] |
| Mankin, Mrs. C. E. | [34] |
| Marshall, Charles A. | [63] |
| Merrifield, Miss B. C. | [90] |
| Merrifield, G. A. L. | [52], [53] |
| Moncure, R. C. L. | [91] |
| Munson, D. O. | [26] |
| Newell, George M. | [92] |
| Niles, F. A. | [65] |
| Northrup, E. J. | [112] |
| Nowlan, W. H. | [10] |
| Oakwood Cemetery | [87] |
| Payne, J. D. | [68] |
| Piggott, A. V. | [81] |
| Poole, G. W. | [11] |
| Presbyterian Church | [5] |
| Quick, Dr. T. C. | [66] |
| The Rectory (Somerville, Rev. G. S.) | [69] |
| Rhodes, Miss Ada | [49] |
| Riley, J. S. | [56] |
| Roberts, Captain M. S. | [107] |
| Rollins, George F. | [32] |
| Rowell, A. E. | [85] |
| Ryer, H. N. | [88] |
| St. James Roman Catholic Church | [102] |
| Seay, J. W. | [78] |
| Sims, Mrs. Mary G. | [84] |
| Smith, Andrew M. | [59] |
| Snoddy, T. B. | [40] |
| Somerville, Rev. George S. | [69] |
| Stambaugh, George | [61] |
| Stewart, Charles A. | [35] |
| Talbott, Dr. T. M. | [41] |
| Taylor Store | [30] |
| The Falls Church | [33], [62] |
| Thompson, Frank M. | [54] |
| Thompson, Henry R. | [97] |
| Thornburg, S. H. | [19] |
| Virginia Training School | [8] |
| Von Herbulis, A. O. | [58] |
| Walters, C. C. | [45] |
| Wells, J. H. | [79] |
| Wright, William B. | [77] |
| Yates, R. J. | [71] |