Holton Arms School - Scribe Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Page 14 text:

S and Twenty-fourth Street- The Chancery of the Czechoslovakian Legation. The wall sketched here ad- joins the Chancery. V At either end of our S Street -which we think ot as be- ginning at Florida Avenue and ending at Massachusetts Avenue---we find- 2lOO S+The residence of Mrs. Perry S. Heath. Mr. Heath was the First Assistant Postmaster General under President McKinley. He established Rural Free Delivery-a fact we like to think about as We go to the mail box corner.

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5' A EET from Florida Avenue to Massachusetts Avenue is a street famous in the political, social, and educational life of Wash- ington. We in the Holton-Arms School this year have looked around our own doorstep and have found facts to record, pictures to snap, doorways and gateways to sketch that have made us aware of the romance of a street. We are especially proud of a door that opened on S Street in 1906.

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The Woodrow Wilson house-the most famous residence on S Street-was occupied by Woodrow Wilson during the years after he left the White House until his death. It is the present home of Mrs. Wilson. To this residence many of his devoted followers came on Armistice Day to pay tribute to him and to receive his greetings given from the little balcony.