Secession with your Sushi?

I don't think you can read it in this size representation of the image, but the plaque on the wall that the people are reading explains the Surratt house history. Yes, I've seen Gardner's gallows photos. They're quite haunting. Another bit of DC photo history, which is NOT marked, is one of Brady's DC studios still stands. 654 (I think that's the street #) Pennsylvania Avenue is the same building that Brady was in in the 1860s. If you go into the alley behind the building, you can look up and see the skylight window of his studio. The building is currently occupied by an association for African-American women lawyers. From what I've heard, they're using the room for storage and IF you could get in to see it, there'd be nothing really to see besides filing cabinets.

This building?

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