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Posted In October 14, 2013
A Look at 2101 Connecticut Ave. NW, One of Washington's Most Ornate Apartment Buildings
Take a look at the ornate 2101 Connecticut Ave. NW apartment building in Washington, DC. This beautiful building was advertised in The Washington Post in 1928 and still stands today.
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