This is a fun quick place to stop near the Washington Monument and learn about the old canal system in DC. The gentleman who greeted my husband and I was very kind and happy to share the history...
The Lock Keeper's House
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The Lock Keeper's House is a historic house that used to be on a canal and is now on the National Mall close to the NMAAHC and the Washington Monument. It's a tiny stone house that is open obscure...
Bottom Line: Ready to be refurbished but I'm glad this piece of DC history still stands to remind us that there used to be a canal on the Mall. Before the iron horse was invented goods were...
One of the oldest buildings in DC. Built in 1833 , this house sheltered the lock keeper who also collected tolls and kept records of commerce on the C&O Canal. Interesting to see how canals were...
What a neat little find! It was a piece of Washington History that I didn't know anything about. The video presentation is great. The tour guides were helpful!
