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Remembering the House That Once Stood Where Key Bridge Now Stands

  • Published December 17, 2014
View of the M Street NW elevation of the two-story Key Mansion with Key's single-story law office attached to west side of structure. A portion of the commercial building continuing west along the street is also visible.
Looking back at the house that once stood at 3518 M St. NW where Key Bridge now stands in Georgetown, DC. Explore the history of the house and the area in this blog post.
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It’s so sad that this house no longer stands. The house stood roughly where Key Bridge enters Georgetown today. The address was 3518 M St. NW.

View of the M Street NW elevation of the two-story Key Mansion with Key's single-story law office attached to west side of structure. A portion of the commercial building continuing west along the street is also visible.
View of the M Street NW elevation of the two-story Key Mansion with Key’s single-story law office attached to west side of structure. A portion of the commercial building continuing west along the street is also visible.

Source: Dig DC

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