Discover Washington, the capital and its southern partners, in a concise, illustrated guide.
This 1915 volume from the Southern Commercial Congress provides an accessible look at the federal city, its public buildings, and the resources and possibilities of the Southern states.
Designed for visitors and curious readers, it presents a clear overview of the capital’s institutions, landmarks, and public services, along with practical guidance for planning a tour. The book also highlights the South’s role in national progress, offering context on education, industry, and development that shaped the early 20th century.
- Overview of Washington’s major buildings, monuments, and civic infrastructure
- Notable statues, exhibitions, and public spaces described for context and interest
- Practical guides to sightseeing, transportation, and public tours
- Profiles of state resources and regional opportunities in the South
Ideal for readers who want a focused, historical introduction to the capital and the South’s place in American progress.