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U.S. Department of the Treasury Building (1836, 1855-9) (1500 Pennsylvania Ave.). Style: Greek revival. Architect: Robert Mills, then Thomas U. Walter, Ammi B. Young, Alfred B. Mullet. On National Register.
| Alexander Hamilton statue in front of Treasury Building.
| Department of Commerce.
| Garden on Constitution Ave.
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EPA Building from Museum Of American History.
| Interstate Commerce Commission now EPA Building (1935) (Constitution Ave. at 12th). Architect: Arthur Brown.
| Pediment & columns of EPA Building.
| Pediment detail showing woman with torch flanked by horse, eagle, boy & bull on EPA Building.
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Pediment detail showing woman with wheat on back of bull on EPA Building.
| Circular courtyard of former Post Office Department building & metro entrance.
| Former Post Office Department façade & lamps.
| Sculpted metal rose in circular courtyard of former Post Office Department building.
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Old Post Office & Clock Tower (1908) (Pennsylvania Ave. at 12th St. NW).
Style: Romanesque. Architect: Edbrooke, W.J. On National Register.
| Old Post Office towers.
| National Archives (1937) (Constitution Ave. between 7th & 9th Sts. NW). Style: Classical revival. Architect: John Russell Pope. On National Register.
| National Archives seen across national sculpture garden fountain.
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The Greek revival architecture of the National Archives Building.
| The Greek sculpture of the National Archives Building.
| "Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty" sculpture outside National Archives.
| Canadian Embassy on Pennsylvania Ave.
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Canadian Embassy (1989) (501 Pennsylvania Avenue NW).
Architect: Arthur Erickson.
| Spirit of Haida Gwaii native sculpture (1989) by Bill Reid at Canadian Embassy.
| Canadian Embassy frames Capitol Dome within its circular columns.
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