1999 (DC tax office) Oriented away from Avondale, this house was originally located on the east/south side of East Trinity Avenue as it turned northeast along the path of what is now Coloniai Street. View from the side, showing the original front facade of the house, which faces west. (10.18.13)

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2008 One of those fascinating house mysteries (to me anyway) that are quite difficult to solve. This house, by style, is clearly a 1930s house, but it did not sit on this lot in 1957, when an earlier, 1910s house was here. "New Red Cross Building" - 05.24.57 Where the current 501 E. Trinity came from is a mystery.

(2010 - Courtesy Will Fuller) (From the Morehead Hill NR listing; not verified for accurarcy.) An excellent example of the fully developed Colonial Revival style with its Federal exterior and elegantly appointed Adamesque interior. Instead of the typical glazed surround, the two-story frame house with one-story wings at each end has a carved, shell...

This was the home of Reverend Moses Hester, who ran an integrated church out of the basement of 1121 West Pettigrew Street and lived next door at 1119. Hester was widely known for his interesting sermons. The two bells out front rang for both church services, and also for shift change at the mills.