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Rialto: 1925
Washington circa 1925. "Rialto Theatre truck." With the U.S. Treasury as a backdrop. National Photo Company Collection glass negative. View full size.
From the Treasury to the Arts.
The front of the building has undergone extensive renovations, stairs removed, statue removed, doorways added... but otherwise the building itself remains the same today.
[The statue is still there. You're confusing the Treasury building (above, on Pennsylvania Avenue) with the Patent Office (below, on G Street). - Dave]
More Eternal Sunshine
Much to my surprise, the building is still there, and still looking pretty much the same.
Gee whiz
I knew that I St. is sometimes rendered as Eye St., but gee, I didn't know about G Street...
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