ach._ 212 E. Jefferson at Cherry St. Built
c. 1904. There was once a pump and a pulley for drawing water.
Originally part of the Copper property (p. 72). Owners: John and Nancy
Whitman.

[Sidenote: 111] _Congregational Church._ 222 N. Washington St., next to
the State Theatre. Formerly used as a police station, town hall,
school, recreation center and library, and finally became the Washington
House, the current headquarters of the Woman's Club of Falls Church.
Used for meetings and special events.

[Sidenote: *112] _Mr. Eli J. Northrup._ Was located on the E. side of N.
Washington St. in the 100 block. Northrup helped organize the Oakwood
Cemetery Assn. and the Falls Church Telephone and Telegraph Co. He was
an undertaker and ran the Eagle House (p. 96) at one time.

STRUCTURES LISTED BY NAME

Auchmoody, Mrs. J.L. 73

Ball, W.A. 39
Banks, Nathan 20
Barksdale, W.H. 76
Beach, Rev. H.A. 110
Biggs, W.W. 44
Billingsley, O.H. 57
The Misses Birch 109
Birge, H.C. 95
Blanton, C.L. 42
Brinkerhoff, M.H. 80
Brown, J.W. 14
Buxton, C.H. 29

Cassilear, G.W. 101
Cherry Hill (Riley, J.S.) 56
Church, Dr. M.E. (Portrait) 89
Church, M.E. 13
Columbia Baptist Church 98
Congregational Church 111
Copper, S.A. 72
Crocker, Henry 27
Crocker, E.F. 27
Crossman, Charles