Thompson-Plaster House

Thompson-Plaster House

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1899, Lemuel Norris. 102 S. King St. (southeast corner of King and Loudoun sts.)

In this red brick Georgian Revival structure, one of John Norris's sons who practiced architecture in Washington, D.C., created a wonderful confection that solved the problem of locating a large house on a prominent downtown corner by breaking up the mass into three distinct sections.

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