Try an address, a neighborhood, a name or a year, like “14th and U” or “1968.”
Not sure where to start?B.D. Carpenter’s 1885 plat locates three old Georgetown land tracts: Mill Seat, Philadelphia and Frogland.
Do you know any of these old Georgetown neighborhoods? Here is an old map of Georgetown from 1885.
Plat of the tracts of land called “Mill Seat,” “Philadelphia,” and “Frogland,” from the original patents as located in Georgetown D.C. / B.D. Carpenter, surveyor. (Library of Congress)
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