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The Amazing Photograph of Carver Barracks on Meridian Hill During the Civil War

  • Published February 4, 2013
Carver Barracks on Meridian Hill during the Civil War
Take a look at an amazing photograph of Carver Barracks on Meridian Hill during the Civil War. In the background, you can see Columbian College (i.e., George Washington University). Learn more about this historic site from Cultural Tourism D.C.!
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Below is an amazing photograph of Carver Barracks on Meridian Hill during the Civil War. In the background, you can see Columbian College (i.e., George Washington University). You may recognize this from the Cultural Tourism D.C. sign posted near 16th and Euclid.

Carver Barracks on Meridian Hill during the Civil War
Carver Barracks on Meridian Hill during the Civil War

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